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.. VOLUME XXXI. , NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1009. NUMBER 52

Nichols Stevenson. 7 school' BRIEF MENTION. r closes. The Riverside school closed Decem- It is rumored that David Armstrong ber 21, and the teucher, Mrs Ida Sher- of Bridgeport has bought or leased the a to Marlon French wood, save prize White and con- for attendance as she did not miss a Home News and Comment. Wing Poultry Farm, Mr Lord has removed day during the torm. Bertha Smith sequently, his, received a prize for deportment and household goods to.Monroe, Gertrude Washington received a prize rfh fflfop riff tft Mrs Clarence Goodyear has returned for spelling. Vt A 'A A m m i w T from a delightful visit In Philadelphia,' ra. The Christmas exercises at the !, church, last week evening, Mrs Oscar Plumb has been enter Tuesday TRINITY PARISH. 12 m., Snuday school; at 7.30 p. m St ROSE'S. EARTHQUAKE DISASTER. were well attended and much enjoyed. talning her Bister, Miss Mabel Hayes, There was a Christmas tree for the evening prayer. of Stepney. children and they received a nice sup- Saturday morning at 9 a. m an an- of Rev and Mrs Thayer Mr and Mrs Henry Reed gave a ply presents. WEDNESDAY. mass will be It is now known that 120,000 are were presented with a large picture. CHRISTMAS AT TRINITY. niversary requiem High Christmas dinner for their children and school closed the the dead the result of earthquake Bhocks. The Wednesday, Epiphany, Holy said for the repose of the soul of the grandchildren. Mr and Mrs Batchelor the 2;ird and Miss E. Madge Peck had Messina, Reggio and surrounding towns Communion'will be celebrated . in the late Mr and Mrs Bernard Kilbride. were week end guests of Mr Reed. a Christmas tree tor her scholars. The celebration of the Feast of the in Italy are wiped out; 90,000 killed in Christmas Mr and Mrs William church at 10.30 a. m. New Mrs E. L. Hitt and are day Nativity began with the Childem's Friday, Year's day, a Holy day Messina. Italy's disaster is by far the family Jordan entertaned Mr and Mrs Frank ' service and Christmas tree on Christ- of two masses will be cel worst has ever Christen- spending the holidays in New York. Jordan of Bridgeport. obligation, that befallen mas eve. The church had been beauti '"'-;- dom and flood Mrs C. E. Bilton is Mrs Zelpha Bradley spent Christmas . THURSDAY. ' ebrated that morning at 5.30 and Fire completed the ruin entertaining her with her daughter, Mrs Howard Ste- fully trimmed with laurel and ground-pin- e, 4- an of from Ct. A o' clock. Confessions will heard begun by earthquake unexampled parents Torrington, vens in Oranpre. and meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary be the tree, a beautiful cedar, violence. the Red Cross to H. M Mifs Iona K rouse of N. Y., Help help B. surer and family spent Ossining, was placed back of the chancel will be held at the rectory at 2.30 p. this, Thursday, afternoon and evening, is a at S. B. Owen's. just Italy. Christmas day with Mrs Grerory in guest first Miss Calesta Furey of Ansonia visi- screen, decorated with tinsel, orna m., to begin the missionary work for Sunday, the Sunday of the Jan "In faith and hope the world will disa- Tasbua. bril- ted at George Smith's for a few days, ments, oranges, and toys, and the year. uary quarter of pew rents. All are gree, lust week. with wax Louis C. Couch has placed a new liantly lighted tapers. to come But all mankind's concern is charity." earnestly requested prepared. in his home. The service opened with the sing- no piano A collection will be taken suDscriptions lor any amount, town up at St Mr and Mrs Wesoloskie eri- - N?w Milford. ing of hymn 58, "0 little of METHODIST CHURCH NOTES. matter how small, will be received by Frand Rose"s,. for the sufferers Bethlehem," after which the rector Sunday by the for- joyed Christmas day in Huntington.' ' Newtown Savings Bank and ST JOHN'S CHURCH. read the Christmas sentences, all join-n-g WATCH NIGHT SERVICE. - the calamity in Italy. warded to the Red Cross for the bene- in the Lord's versicles and Friday, being the Feast of the prayer, Watch night service at the Methodist fit of the suffprers. Gloria. Psalm 132 was read respon-sivel- y ;.' cumcision, and also New Year's day, church at 10.30 p. m Thursday. . - AT FINCH'S. Stepney. the service in St John s church is, put followed by the Gloria sung. The at the early hour of 6 a. m., in order older scholars then recited St Luke 2 : SUNDAY SERVICES. V that those who wish to begin the New THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 8 to 20 and answered on the At 10.45 a. the Balsam, 25c. A. Year with worship, and who may not questions m., preaching by Kemp Mennen's Talcum 25e. . CHRISTMAS AT THE METHODIST be able to come later may not be de- lesson and the significance of the pastor, subject, "Thoughts for tlje powder, Duffy's Malt, 90c. CHURCH. prived of the opportunity. Christmas festival. The infant class New at 12 m., Sunday school Year," Linonine, 25c, 50c, and 90c. SUNDAY SERVICFS. recited their Christmas lesson in at 7 and servio New p. m., prayer praise . King's Discovery, 50c. V SECOND HILL. Sunday morning service at 11 o'clock Christmas for the children of the ' rhyme. Hymn 60, "Hark, what mean Russell's Emulsion, $1.00. On Monday December meeting every in the school evening,' 28, those was and Prayer night as usual Methodist Sunday was observed, 12 or 15 Charles Couch's holy voices," sung the with preaching by the pastor of young week, next week, except Saturday. Tuesday evening, December 29. There friends him a genuine rector made a report of the condition A. W. Bassett was in New Haven at the close of which the Lord's gave surprise, Supper were exercises and recita the occasion being his 16th of the school and awarded the and pleasing birthdaj prizes Derby, Wednesday. will be celebrated : school at Turing the Sunday tions by the children and some of tne anniversary. evening for attendance during the year. OBITUARY, . were and dainty refresh- noon. x. S. U. 7. one to be games played From the we learn that there f. K, meeting at 30, taller children, (no likes ments were served. Leon in report J. D. Bailey of is vis- Phillips Sayre, Penn., "The of res called old folks,) gave recitations and behalf of those present, presented are in the main school 55 scholars, in MISS MARCIA TAYLOR. subject Duty making good iting Mr and Mrs A. W. Bassett. vocal music. George Lyon took the Charles with a fine signet ring. He the infant class 11, and 10 officers and Miss Marcia Taylor, a former resi olutions." Ref Act II: 19 to 23; repsonded by saying that he could not part of Santa Claus in a style of make teachers, making 76. In addition to dent of Botsford, died on Sunday in Josh. 24: 14 to 25. (Consecration make a speech, but he thanked one and that would have been satisfactory to ? all for the as was what he which there are 12 little candidates Huntington, age 65 years. One broth Mr and Mrs Joseph Gaines and Mar- ring it just meeting.) the "Chunny Article" himself and to wanted very much. Martin and Jessie provided for at the Christmas tree, a er, Former Representative Edward and James Gaines of garet Bridgeport the delight of the "stocking hangers" Hungerford favored the company with total of 88 who should soon regularly Taylor, survives her. She was on violin and Ernest Gaines of Danbury were 1 our little Two sized ever- a few good selections the and attend the sessions of the school. ot Alonzo and Louisa Peck This evening, Friday, January guests. good and the came to an end. daughter piano surprise The guests of P. H. Gannon, over Sunday. annual church green trees on either side of the plat- As wished attendance during the year was Taylor of Botsford. The funeral took 1909, the meeting will they departed they that they form held a pack load of presents for nvcrht be able to help Charles cele- not only increased, but has become place on Tuesday, Rev Mr Thayer of be held in the lower room of the the scholars and their friends. One brate his anniversary when more as shown the Di- birthday regular, by large East Village officiating. Funeral A pleasant gathering took place, church. There will be the ': the figures which represent his age reports by tree held the great variety of Christ- increase in number ot prize scholars. rectors randle & Morris were in Christmas at the residence of Mrs must be reversed. day, officers and a fine supper will be served mas gifts, the other was loaded with The following were awarded prizes : charge of the arrangements. R. N. Betts. Those present included choice or veritable orange Ernest Jennings, present every Sun- by the ladies. AH members and oranges, Mr and Mrs J. A. Cowan the r, ' spent Mr Mrs W. to James M.; and Mr and cfiurch tree up in the north in ' ; Frank Herbert and A. Bassett went Attorney Betts, friends be end in of day Johnson, Sjj'erris, cf the are urged to ' f week Woodbury, the guests The church was well there beinf and Mrs Proctor. Irene Northrop, George Ar Bridgeport, Christmas day to M;rs Charles Betts of New York, Mr filled, Mr George Ferris,. present. .; two ( many from the Baptist churcfrtfreser A, Mr and Mrs Hager and daugh thur Ferris, George Stuart, Leonard Mrs Bassett's son, and after attended and Mrs W. E. Mr and Mrs ' Ackley, Thursday evening prayer meeting at coseay&5und ters of Danbury were guests of B. B. Charles all but the theater at Poli's. These sister churches are Wright, Ferris, present E.-J- . Mr Ben- - 7.45. Booth and family over Christmas. Hall, and Mrs E. A. to each more so we y two Edith and 4 other, than really R. J. was in New York Sundays ; Northrop Elsie Hungerford nett. This was the 35th year Mr and imagine or conceive. These; two City, a day or two, this week. Johnson, present all but three Sundays ; Bernard Kelly passed several days in Mrs had Christmas Miss Ruth Gilbert and Miss Florence churches alike in built ; 'Miss Ruth Hatch of Gaylordsville and Ruth Johnson, Sanford Reers, and Baltimore, last week. Ackley dined, just structure, of Miss Flora the same of architecture . was a guest Hartwell, Mar ilia George, present all but four day, with the Betts family. Winton are spending a few days, this upon plan a few days, recently. Florence D. M. Armstrong, representing the week, in Norwalk with friends. from foundation to the four spires Nels Johnson and his son, Victor, Sndays; Wood, present every " Simpson Co., of Boston. Mass. above all, pointing to the same bound- are visiting relatves in Brooklyn, N. Sunday since she began, December 29 ; Spring S. Howell Wright went to Albany, N. H, less in Y., the holidays. Wood, all but one is covering this territory with F. Misses Elsie and Mabel Gilhert re- eternity, standing their places during Samantha Sunday Y before to Bos . Mr and Mrs L. F. Curtis and Miss Monday, returning for one and since she began, December 29; William Barnes booking orders for spring ship turned, Wednesday, from a few days' the purpose, though their " Curtis, who are spending the winter ton. all but one ments in carbonated beverages. These in Norwalk with friends. paths may slightly differ they can in Florida, are remembering their White, present Sunday stay are at L. C. Morris' easily hands with, a hold friends at home with very pretty cards. since he began, February 16 ; Edward goods procurable grasp hearty Paul Warner and of so that neither shall or fall and - Mrs C. D. Pulver and children are Schofield, present every Sunday since family Brooklyn Mr and Mrs W..E. Ackley went to totter flour? Have you tried Hiawatha Christmas with Mrs H. War- be lost from the other. The ch'irches visiting in Waterbury. ' he began, A pril 23, and Howard Wood, passed J. Woodbury, Wednesday, to attend the Makes bread that is and sweet. alike one to the all - two since he light ocher, the pastors A of Palm Rebekah present but Sundays ner. On Monday Mr Warner went to Eli M. Towne. Mr Tovvne regular meeting C. H. Finch can supply you. funeral of uncle and so began, May 3. Of these George nephew, closply akin, lodge, No. 43, will be held. Wednesday Norwich. was about 75 of had held and been years age, and the people most kindly neighbors 6. Officers for the Stuart Marilla George have C. H.. evening, January The drug hours at the store of had been and dear friends to each honor scholars for four ; Ernest many town offices, trying other entering r will be installed. Re- - years 11 and ensuing term Finch on Sunday are 9 to a. m., Mr and Mrs W. R. Curtis are receiv into or sorrows come for three ; and Leonard of the for a number of the joys that may I will be served. Jennings years 12 1. asked justice peace freshments to The public are kindly ing congratulations on the birth of a to home. All those conditions Wright, George Ferris, Arthur Ferris was at one of any give Mr and Mrs Hubert Thomas were to bear this in mind. years, time postmaster and Herbert Ferris for two son, Oould uartis, on Christmas but littleoo m for disease germs, det- years. Henry Hotchkissville and twice a member of guests, Christmas day, of Mr and Mrs rimental to unity, for we all are inter- The following received honorable C. H. Finch is offering some splen eve. Noble Thomas, in Roxbury. the state legislature. He was one of ested in each other and that includes mention as having been present forty did values in ladies', wrappers, under Miss Florence Ha wtey of New Ha- the of the local lodge of church, homes as well. Anyone cap- or more Sundays: Richard Smith, wear and gloves. Prime quality oranges at C. H. organizers ven the with her pa- able of out of' the passed holidays Harold William Tucker and Good He leaves a getting pleasure ! Ray,' Finch's. Templars. daugh- : Mr and Mrs E. F. weakness of the one or the of I rents, Hawley. Charles Griffin. Among those com- Alfred James Osborne of Manitoba ter. strength the other, in a of conceit is not ' A. L. Conkey presided at the organ mended for diligence who have labored and Miss Wotton of London, Ont., spirit The Borden's Condnsed Milk Co., are of trust as a friend, but shows in the Congregational church, Sunday. under special difficulties on account of have been holiday guests of Rev and worthy building two large cesspools in the lot Brookfield. a sense of of selfish sadly in Mr and Mrs F. S. Mullins of di :tance or sickness was May Fairchild. Mrs James A. Osborne. depravity east of the to care for all the need of regeneration. Our little New Bridgeport passed Christmas day with The following have during the year factory England village should be a Mr and Mrs James E. Mullins. received solid gold stars for regular Miss Henrietta Judsoa.is spendiug waste matter from the factory. HOME FOR CHRISTMAS. happy d continued attendance : Rich- family in every sense, and we believe a long the winter with Mrs A. Ben home Christ- Rev T. J. Lee passed a few days, Emily Among those for the is one. ard Smith, Edith Northrop, and Irene of Elizabeth it this week, at his farm and summer nett. Miss May J. Egan St mas vacation are Mioses Muriel and Northrop. cottage at Madison. college is passing the holidays with Hayzel Beers from Storrs, John T. Paul Graff of Harvard, Cambridge, The following have received the cross Curtis & Co., will close at Mr and Mrs Charles N.Hall Taylor, her Mrs Margaret Hawley from Yale, Randolph Williams and Mr Gotttschalk of Philadelphia passed and crown medal for being able to re mother, Egan. and Sunday in New Ro-- J noon, New Year's day. from Syracuse, Miss Ruth Weld from have been guests of Mr and Mrs Car- Chrstmas'day cite the church catechism perfectly : N. Y. Ingleaide and Miss Miriam Taylor from olyn Osborne. chelle, Beecher, Irene Roy of Waterbury is spending Marguerite Northrop, Mr and Mrs G. F. Taylor, Edward Hyatt New York. Lee, a student in Yale and Mrs Emmons, formerly of this place, Taylor Samantha Wood, Elsie Johnson, and Mrs Lawrence Warner took the holidays with Mr and Mrs John Taylor has been Mrs L. C. Gil- demic, is at home for the holiday vaca- Edith Northrop. The following young- the guest of an ride to Wednes Hyatt in the Glen . The Curtis school closed for the holi- tion. er children have received the Good auo Bridgeport, bert. Jr. day vacation on Wednesday of last Philo of Boardman is seri- Shepherd medal for being able to re- day. Mr and Mrs Edward Booth are in Northrop Mr and Mrs John Brown and Mr and week for a three weeks' rest. ously ill with pneumonia. cite the first part of the catechism per- Chicago to attend the wedding oi and At last of the : Charles Ferris James Donohue, John Bradley Mrs John Finnell of Bridgeport were the meeting Country Louis Booth. Peabody, the scientific optician, will fectly May Fairchild, Willism Shea week in Mrs M. Club, which met with Mr and Mrs A. M. New and Marilla George. are paszing a guests, Christmas day, of Miss Sophia Booth was called to be at W. Hill's jewelry store, S. Miss David's Mansfield. Lulu Williams and 11 to 17. Hymn 540, "Once in royal town. Gaffney. Hartford to attend the funeral of Mrs . Milford, January F. H. Beers received the first prizes. city," was sung and the gifts distrib- Fred Booth. Mr Booth is the only F. E. Soule has the sole agency for Mrs C. B. Hawley and George Graeter, uted, the older chijdren receiving John uonan ot Philadelphia, is son of the late John Booth. New Milford for the Buck Cigar. ra., Guy Brown of New Britain is consolation. and dolls and the books, the younger, toys, visiting his mother, Mrs Daniel Honan, New line of felt boots in sizes to fit ing the holidays with his parents, Mr It has been found to make Walter Peterson has taken a position an orange and box of candy being necessary all, just arrived. New barrel of fancy given to each. Mrs Michael Fmnel! of Bridgeport is and Mrs F. L. Brown. somp much needed repairs on the chap- Porto Rico molasses in, something in New Haven. . . just el Iron not nice. Aunt Maiia's flour The Creed was said followed by the visiting Mr and Mrs Michael Blake. at the Works, though very very pancake will be red pleases all. Penfield & Craig, at the A delightful affair socially was the evening prayer, versicles and collects Thursday, January 7, a extensive. letter day for horsemen and Ridgewood Depot and the Grace of our Lord. In con- John The Christmas festival of St Paul's whist party, Tuesday night, at the Leavey ai isridseport is pass Farm, Danbury, the Mecca. Rundle clusion all joined in singing the Cor- Sunday school was held in the Sunday Beach Memorial library, when 18 ing a week with his parents, Mr and White will offer at auction fifteen onation hymn 54, "While .Shepherds richly bred horses, the eet of Brown- - school room on Thursday evening at bles were occupied. A Christmas tree Mrs Thomas Leavey. watched their flocks by night." master and Joe Allerton from the 7.30 p. m. After the service refresh- farm's best brood mares. Notable yielded generous gifts to each On Christmas day there was morning ments were served to the children. Redding. Outing flannel, underwear for ladies, among those to be auctioned are Stately, There were sermon, and Communion, ld ' one present , prayer, Holy a handsome brown trotter Peabody, the scientific optician, will ' which 50 men and children, in good value at SADIES' WRAPPERS. some capital local Jok.es. Everyone at there were present with a fast trial ; Peter, a bay pacer be at M. W. Hill's jewelry store, New five trial 98c and 1.39, percale and flannelette,, the Brick store. years old, 2:33: Hamlet 11 to 17. occasion. four-year-o- Milford, January enjoyed the ld trotter, promising speed wrappers, at French's, Bethel. FRIDAY. prospect with handsome lines; and Winter clothing for men and boys, Miss Edith Quackenbush of New Men's felt and rubber boots, artics five, half sister, to Marsh Feast Circum- Rags, Mary Friday, the of the 2.07J. These four are by Joe Aller- winter underwear in large assortment Y., is passing the holidays for men, ladies and children at Taylor, RUBBERS, cision, the Holy Communion will be ton .and experts pronounce them the At Taylor, Curtis & Co's. Best qualitj rubbers, at French's, with her Mr and Mrs Joseph Curtis & Co's. best unmarked horses that the market parents, celebrated in the 10.30 a.m. Bethel. church at offeri In connection with the Rundle BETHLEHEffl, Quackenbush. & White sale S. M. Klotz will offer a The 1775 and Hermitage blends of number of horses for sale. Misses Allen of the New Mary Never can tell when mash a coffee deli- Haven school, Ira M. Lake of Cushing you'll SUNDAY. '.V, lead the world. Try the or suffer a burn LADIES' WRAPPERS. RUBBERS. Academy, Ethel Minor of Northfleld finger cut bruise, or At 11 a. service with cel- cious White Linton Busi- scald. - Be prepared. Dr Thomas' 98c and 1.39. percale Jand flannelette m., morning Rose, and Ceylon Seminary. Ruth Hollenbach of Best quality rubbers, at French's, ness College in Bridgeport are spend- Electric Oil instantly relieves the pain French's, Bethel. ebration of tne Holy Communion ; at teas at Taylor, Curtis & Co. ' wrappers, at 'a.; Bethel. . ing some days at their homes In town. quickly cures the wound.,

.1 - .J maple syrup, all for 35 cent.' Mor-r- ii keep it and aluo buckwheat flour to go with It. New Haven't . Goods Co. Grape fruit and oranges, the beat in The Globe Dry town at Morris', the grocer. Most Reliable Stort Stores in Three States. Danbury Branch, 51 White St A , The meeting of Pootatuck Grunge, Tuesday night, will begin at 7.45. George F. Tracey, superintendent of n's Greatest schools of Danbury, will be present and give an address. The public are New Haven, Conn. cordially invited. The teachers of the New-yea- r town are to attend. Mid-Winte- r Sale of especially urged Mr and Mrs Wallace Mitchell will phbr New Year'a at Lake Mahnpac, N. Y., taking dinner with Mrs Mitch- ! . Muslin Underclothes ell 'a grandfather, Judge Edward Wright. The Cloak Specials Mrs Wallace Mitchell has been elect- 8:30 Po- Starts Thurrday Morning at ed Pomona in the Fairfield County mona Grange. Room BY THE THOUSANDS. Corset Covers Ammon Taylor and Mrs Richardson were married by Rev Alexander Steele Twould bo impossible to mime them all hero, they are so nu- From 9cts to $3.25 on November 10. merous at our store, and all at a saving price, way under tho us- This is a boon this Drawers Moat disfiguring skin eruptions, scrof Sale ual; and tho quality 'way up store proving o when is a trifle Our low enable peo-pl- From 9cts to $9.93 ula, pimples, rashes, etc., are due to year, money tight prices as usual at half tho cost of former impure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters to give as generously years. Chemise is a cleansing blood tonic. Makes you clear-skinne- From 29cts to $12.98 clear-eye- d, clear-braine- d, d. IS Short Petticoats NOW 29cts to $3.93 From Itching piles provoke profanity, but The Globe Dry Goods Co., profanity won't cure them. Doan's ON. Long Tcttlcoats 51 White Street, Danbury. From 59ct8 to $10 Ointment cures itching, bleeding or protruding piles after years of suffer- Nlflhl Gowns ing. At any drug store. From 59cts to $12 Clearance Prices If you haven't the time to exercise A Fine Line of Corsets 19cts Pair regularly, Doan's Regulets will pre- Wor:h 50cts and 69cts all vent constipation. They induce a mild, on jizti aid three mofe sjlong easy, healthful action of the bowels The McVicker medium and girdles. without griping. Ask your druggist New Year for them. 25c. Every Item. Gasoline Stops earache in two minutes ; tooth- Groceries ache or pain or scald in five minutes ; Engine. to- White Waists hoarsness, one hour : muscleache, two Extra salespeople New Year Dolls, We received In response to onr Candies, ad last week, requests from New Haven and Thurs-day-DEE- hours ; sore twelve hours Dr P throat, to-morr- LltchtieUH'ountU's. Alma Manufactur- eerit and Tailored WaistsgfflKbegins ow and Novelties, The Thomas Eclectric Oil, monarch over day and more Toys ing Co. of Alma, Mich., maker of the McVick- SAVINGS. etc. er Engines, will give a guarantee with every pain. Oranges, engine sold to pull its rated horse power, to for its growing. furnish new parts free of charge for one year for any defect ive material. The McVicker Is Weston. best water cooled and you can saw wood, cut fod- of Women's The advertisement der, pump water, shell corn and accomplish A Sweeping Clearance Sale any work where power can ue employed. on. Henry Rupf, It never lias to rest; so safe and simple a Suits, Costumes and Coats is going BRIEFLY NOTED. isthe customers that have child can operate It. Miss Phebe Monroe of Danbury and Successor to S. E. Sanford & Co., Charles Klein of Bethel were guests already visited the sale Orchard and Power Spray- Christmas, of Mrs Kate Favereau. Main St.. Newtown. Outfits. Mrs Kate Favereau and Miss Phebe ing Monroe visited friends in Easton, last Are you going to purchase a spraying outfl t the coming season. The Oil UKCH High Pres- week. sure Power Sprayers have become famous for Edgar B. Perry is on the sick list Prices at its C. F. their superior design and efficiency. Used for and under Dr Smith's care of Red- Beardsley, high trees as well as low growth. Early or- GENERAL ders insure early deliveries. Send for de- ding. scriptive catalogue. " Bee "Shave and Save.-- The representative was very Lowest Ebb. AUCTIONEER, I am acting agent for Mr S. B. Church of pleasantly entertained, last Monday Seymour and Boston, who contracts for pow- er and water supplies all over the world. night, at the home of Mr and Mrs F. NEWTOWN, - CONN. L. Burritt. 49-- 5. The Gem, Jr., Safety Razor is as good as T. J. Lockwood sold one of his Telephone patent Also Real Estate For Sale. John of Price. hay preseses to John C. Reed of Red' J. Northrop, Agent, DELAY! 1 18 81100. any regardless ding. DON'T farm acres, good house; price Newtown, Conn. The Bee representative was kindly 1 farm 51 acres, will keep 8 cows and horse; a 2500. entertained at dinner, last Tuesday, at ! bargain; price home of Wilbur COME 1 fine residence, 15 acres meadow; Sminutes 7 Blades 7 Blades the Sturges. walk from Newtown Station. $1,00. Miss Myra Burritt returned, Thurs- 100 acres meadow and pasture land, no day, from a few days' stay in New buildings, on oneof the finest hilltops in New- York City with friends. town, 1 mile from R. R. or village ; price $2700. Rev Dighton Moses, who has been Farm of 77 acres, will keep 12 cows, 1 pair ill for several and under the horses; nice house and barn; price $5000; S2000 Shelton quite days can remain on mortgage. doctor's care, is now gaining slowly. The Hindle Farm of 60 acres, will keep 13 cows, and pair Pharmacy, Rev Mr Long of Westport preached of horses, pice house, 2 barns: price $4500, $2000 Public Market. for him last Sunday. bridgeport can remain on mortgage. ; 987 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. 1 tarra, new house and barn, 70 acres farm Prime Beef our ank land, $1000. spec- Ravings ' A farm on main road, one mile from ialty. When in town get some of Redding. Nftwtnmn St.i'ppt! ffnorl house and bam: nice lCHMNMI 1842) Home Made (Incorporated orchard: never failing stream of water; will our Sausage. CORNER MAIN AND STATE STS.. $2000. GRANGE NOTES. carry 7 cows ; price Conn. A re farm in Newtown; good house and The next meeting1 of the Grange Bridgeport, barn: fine water. Apple orchard and other will be held at Mrs. Mary Osborne's on fruit; 1 mile from R. K. Station; 3 minutes walk from school. Trice $2000. Wednesday evening, January 6. 1 farm 72 acres. $3300. Frank W. Wright, 132nd For Rent A farm of 65- acres, will keep 8 Mrs is Easton car- Henry Sanford in cows and pair horses; 8 tons of hay in barn Howe Avenue, ing for the venerable Mrs Deborah Sil- can be purchased. Semi-Annu- al CONN. liman. Dividend Farm 51 acres, nice house and barn; stock SHELTON, W. a and tools. $2500. Mrs Wheeler is spending few ' has been declared this Bank at the 20 and days in Bethel with her son, George by Farm acres, large house barn; good of SflTO. Wheeler. rate orchard, Farm 22 acres, nice house and barn, $2000. Miss Lucy Sanford is home for two Farm 5 nice house .and barn on hill- A closed school acres, Prosperous weeks, having her for the top, $1600. usual holiday recess. 4 Per Cent. Nice house and barn; 1 acre of land; apple D. L. Sanford and W. C. Sanford orchard; on line of city water; 5 minutes from New Year werejin Boston, a few days, this week. On all accounts payable on and after station, $2800. $1000 can remain on mortgage. frank Melian or has been Several other large places not advertised. To All. Thanking all for past Derby trade and hope for a continuance of same. engaged to assist E. P. Sanford at January 1st, 1909. Gleneyrie market. F. V. Zahn's, Kent, Ct. Rev and Mrs Bowie of Bethel and Total amount paid in dividends by this Mr and Mrs Henry Rupf of Newtown Bank, $7,530,513.76. were guests of Mr and Mrs Jepson at the rectory on Christmas day. Mr and Mrs Randolph Bradley spent Drugs Christmas as guests of Mr and Mrs Sandy Hook Miller in Bethel. sister, Miss Carrie, and daughter, Miss Marshall Driggs of Brooklyn and and Ruth, from Wood Boston are Bridgeport. Automobile Selfridge of being J. B. Sanford and family were in entertained at Miss Julia Sanford's for Christmas. week. Torrington during the Mr and Mrs J. W. Smith and daugh- School! Sanford Groceries. Mr and Mrs Ernest passed Miss were at H. I. Smith's at Sanford'n. ter, Myra, Sunday Stephen in Middlebury. A place where Mrs Deborah Silliman of Easton. Miss Edna Lake was over home from young men are taught to be Who Died. This 108 Years. Washington. Week, Aged South Britain. Mr and Mrs E. H. Frost were in Automobile Operators and New York for a few days. C.H. Finch, ." Mrs William Karl and from Repairers. into NEWS TERSELY TOLD. family Bee. fencefrindl'disappeared fHopewell Litchfield and Miss Sophia Flower of Successor to The Newtown woods, apparently uninjured, heading The Christmas exercises were held New Haven and Rev Alexander Ham- Our course is most complete toward Norwalk. We would suggest in both churches, Thursday evening, Newtown. Decemi er . INK ilton of Sprinfield, Mass., were at N. Betts & Bette, I Friday. ti to Mr Game Warden that the next time and" and in were greatly enjoyed by old and W. Flower's. every way practical. he out to kill a crippled deer he and were Conn. goes young. Oranges candy giv- Mrs N. L. Bloss dined with or Sandy Hook, A number of cars will be our local hunt- at secures the services of en to the members of the Sunday B. H. Mattoon in Watertown. HOME NEWS. C. whofwith his the class room to er, J. Lewis, trusty gun school. Miss Allen of New Haven Hours: 10 to 11 a. study from, of ani- Mary Sunday would never be guilty letting an Mr and Mrs D. M. Mitchell, Mr and dined at his E. J. Allen's. the students an three-legge- father's, giving oppor- mal much less a d Mrs Christ- pass him, John Mitchell and spent Elmer Doolittle and family, Howard m.; 12 to 1. one. in to with HATTERT0WN. mas New York. Seymour and family of Watertown tunity get acquainted Walter Munson is home from te college were entertained at Richard Magee's TELEPHONE SERVICE: the most up-to-da- methods There will be services at the Haw-le- y for the holidays. and a Christmas tree well ladened with ville Cards the dance in the used in automobile construct chapel, Sunday evening, with are out for presents was provided. Woodbury Local, i6.ai. For some week9 a deer had made its preaching by Rev Frank K. Hawley. Hawkins Building, New Year's night S.N.E.T. Co.,76 ion. home near a barn belonging to Eugene Miss Judith Mitchell is spending her Northrop on Gregory's Orchard hill. Mr and Mrs John Mac Namara' of vacation with her parents. The animal was seen by Mr Mr and Mrs Mitchell in Tashua. Apply At Once. Northrop New Jersey, Mr and Mrs P. Mac Henry are at different times and one day he dis- Namara and Mr and Mrs D. Hartford, this week. . BRIDGEWATER. covered that was broken. This family, its leg Keane and family, Mr and Mrs W. LOCAL BRIEFS. fact was communicated to the game Mac Namara of Christ- A PRESENTATION. warden and last Th word was Danbury spent Miss Frances Walker closed her irsday mas with their parents in the Glen. Bethlehem On evening, December 26, 60 YEARS' to Mr that the official school, December 24, with Saturday phoned Northiop Thursday, before the time for closing the EXPERIENCE with an marksman from Dan- exercises and a just expert MISS JUDD-- MR REYNOLDS. interesting tree from Albert a. Mallett were to kill the deer and Miss Mae Kelly of Parle City is guest library, presented bury coming which Santa Claus distriduted to Mrs B. E. Canfield, the with thus end its arrived of her erandmother. At a in gifts librarian, suffering. They quiet wedding Harwinton, an containing a handsome Mr house about 10 each scholar. A large number of the envelope at Northrop's Miss Ethel, daughter of Mr and Mrs sum of also with a o'clock with a full of and Miss Mamie Keane and mother visit- and friends of the children money; paper supply irons William of this was mar- parents over one hundred rifles of tested and ed in Judd, town, signed by patrons accuracy proceeded recently Danbury. were present to enjoy the occasion. of the library, who were the donors of to the grounds of the beauti- ried to Lewis H. Reynolds on Wednes- stalking The school begins again January 4. the Mrs Canfield wishes to thank I RADE mKH ful animal. was discovered day, December 30. After a gift It quietly Engineer P. Donovan spent a couple wedding . in -- is home her friends for the pleasant way MI4 Designs near the barn Mr Miss Mabel Seeley for the feeding and, leaving of days with Waterbury friends, re- trip Mr and Mrs Reynolds will reside which they remembred her. fftt" Copyrights Ac Northrop and the warden to bring up and a time. vacation. Anyone lending a sketch and description ma? cently, reports jolly in Harwinton. Miss Judd has the best holiday quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an iq the rear, the Danbury sharpshoot- Invention Is probably patentable. Commn itca-tio- er around in front of the animal. wishes of her many friends. Mra Blackwood entertained Miss G. N. Clarke of Nichols is sending strictly conDdentlal. HANDBOOK on Patent crept Master Andrew Elko of Redding aent free. Oldest agency for securing paten's. the two men the Rebecca Sweezy and mother, Samuel out free of his celebrated Patent taken Munn & Co. recilre Seeing approaching passed Sunday with Master Louis Lov-e- ll samples through started on walk across an Liver Pills. People who are tptcUU notice, without charge. In the deer a open of Queen street CHRISTMAS ITEMS. Sweezy, and Mr and Mrs Field on Vegetable woods. Now troubled with biliousness, meadow, steering for the Christmas day. constipation, Scientific American. was the hunter's opportunity and he Mr and Mrs John Piatt were in Wa- indigestion, headache, dizziness, etc., Grey and blue flannel shirts, just Mias Ruth Mallett is home from should cure the above A handsomely Illustrated weekly, Largest opened fire with his magazine rifle and terbury. try them as they of any scientific journal. Terms, 83 a the thing for this weather, at Morris.' : Sold by all newsdealers. as shot after shot rang out in the clear George S. Allen and lady friend were school at Ely Court for a two weeks ailments where otner pills only give year four months, II. winter air the deer hobbled an jumped home at J. E. Allen's from Vermont temporary relief. See his advertise- vacation. column. aid in some way managed to leap the Mapleine will make a gallon of pure John Hollenback entertained his ment in another Branch Office. 625 F St. Washington, P. & t THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1909.

Undertaker and Embalmeri. Newtown Bee. ! Muresco The IE tm?-w8- 1 v, & IMS. ''ftmw5m Prindle Horrls Nuwiown, Friday, January I, ni for W. H, t'UINlH I U0M0KUI Wall and Ceiling Funeral Director! decorations and Embalmeri, TOWN TOPICS. Tho best water on tta very paint Nwtowa, Conn. Clarence .ISuurddley. or the arm r market. Will not rub or iecl oil Merrellx, Cross & Ilenrdsley, of Ne and coats can bo ' many applied Telephone Call I Haven, and Paul Btmrdsley of New olF tlio old coats. without taking York were over Christmue ulid W. rf. Prlndla 4H-- L. 0. Morris, JO. guests (live It A Trial. Sunday of Mr and Mrs Charles F. HALWEY.WILMOT& BeardA-y-. TAYLOR, CURTIS & CO., Mr and Mrs Hurry Leers and son, The Brick Store, REYNOLDS, Master Sherman Beers, of Pittaflold, Conn. UNDERTAKERS, Sandy Hook, 168 State 81. Bridgeport. Oonn. Mass., were guests over Christmas of Mr and Mrs Daniel G. Beers at Hill and Gioroi B. Hawi.it. Vina Bt. Near Park Ave Crest Blackumitlilng, Carriage tinwAKD H. 'Vii.mot. hni ultntiin Ave Wagon Repairing. Iohm H. Bamou w wt Ava. Teleubone 31 Miss Elizabeth Beers and Miss Haz- C. L. SMALLtiY, el Huzen Smith wcro guests, Friday, Wm. and Stapaty Dpat, Ct. J. Beehler, Saturday, of Mr and Mrs Charles ESTABLISHED III 1881. FUNERAL DlRICTOR AND E. Beers. Practical Morseshoer. Embalkr, and Car rl Re- Wagon Kite Lady Annuitant always In attendance. Daniel Honan of Bridyepoi t. Miss pairing and Painting i also Hlacksmltulog In a'l lla brnnche. First clast workmanship Telephone Connection. Brookfleld, Conn, Catherine Honan of Danbury, Miss guaranteed ami prlctw alwayn reasinhlft. Honan Teltipl oua Correction: Bridgeport Division Bridget of Newtown and John Honan of We belong to the Hawleyville were guests, I party that never Christmas day, ofJMr.and Mrs Michael NOTICE 1 throws mud and nil aim mid 1 ui uuuiuiij a sand. Thai In the Funeral Directors and Honan in Taunton. kind of shoe we on home. x put your Large IS ttucv oi hiiooi ana au we.igiuiiaimyoiasuuu. Embalmerg. B M. iS New York State License, Vi Arthur Tv ettleton, treasurer of TUTTLE, Jj Day and Night Services. Jfr the Newtown Savings bank, was the SODTHBURY, CONN. K Georgetown, Conn. Tel. 156-- 2 also f Christmas and Mrs tougher composition, necessitated Guide. IT DOES THE BUSINESS. closed noon. leld. guest, day, of Mr The Traveler's Shop every Saturday ij Branch Tel.: No. 1. Sjj changes and refinements in our mould' I. W. Birdseye in Bridgeport. Tfumbull ing process. More than two years Mr E. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton,' John T.' Porter, 0onn have been spent in experimenting to Maine, says of Bucklen's Arnica secure work of sev- - Horatahoar Reuben II. Snrith of Waterbury ana these results, the Salve. "It does the business; I have Expert , E. W. TROY. JR., oral used and Gaaaral .BlaekamZth. Allison P. Smith of this town were en. experts being contsantly directed it for piles and it cured them. Trot's Bldq,, Sakdt Hook, and supervised by Mr Edison. The Used it for chapped hands and it ' All kinds of and terained at Christmas dinner, Friday, Carriage Wagon Repairing Fnriltnre 1 New Lite of the Latest Edison Amberol record is the most BERKSHIRE DIVISION. cured them. Applied to an old sore done. Shop open every ween day from i a. m. Geeda. by Prof and Mrs De Mork in Bridge, wonderful of its kind the and healed without to 6 p.m. Strict attention paid to business. production it it leaving Prices reasonable. Terms Cash. OadrtakIi- -I 11 Ita Braaihaa. port. the world has seen. The engrave a scar behind." 25c at 248-- 1 sound Telephone-Tro- y's Hotel No, waves are so minute that th New Haven Leave, 9.32 a. m, 4.13 p. m. Ar R. H. Beers & Co, Newtown; eye cannot follow them, and yet th rivt 11.11 a. m. 7.41) 11. ni. Taylor.Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook ; P. J Mrs Morris Miller and Stevenson 10.0s a m. 4.49 m. South daughter, sounds are reproduced even more cleai Nona, p Garvin, Bethel ; L. Goulett, Stevenson ; Save W. A. HONAN, 10.31 a m, 7.03 y m. ly, more and more sweetl, H. W. Easton ; W. B. Money Marion, of Bridgeport, were guests, naturally Monroe-Noi'- ili, 10.13 a ni. 4.54 p m. South, Osborne, Hawley, And Felt and Rubber over the of Mrs Miller's than the present record. R. H. Beer 10.: .'am, tUUpni. Sherman; Smith Brothers, Cornwall buy your Funeral Director & holidays, par Bots'ord-Nor- Boots, Arctic Rubbers at my store, sizes to lit Embalmer, & Co. sell the Edison records and ma ui, 7.32. 10.28 a m. 5.08, 7.11, p m. 9.C1 Bridge; Connery Brothers, George- In best makes affords. We ens, Mr and Mrs Daniel Reardon, at ' Sunday a m, South, 7.C.", 10.21 a m. 4. 39, all. the the market chines. town ; R. J. Smith, West Cornwall ; also save you money on your Shoes. All the Telephone 70. Newtown, Conn. 0.52pm. Sppdaytl.ll pni. Hawleyville. Newtown-Noi- lh, 7.40, 10.26 a 7.21 m. W. latest styles. Call and see us. m, 5.18, p S.J. Blackman, Hawleyville; G. Sunday 0.1 i a ro. South, 6.07, 10.17 a m, 4.20, Hurlburt & Co., Roxbury ;'Allen Joyce, Constipation causes headache, nausea p in. Si'nday 6.03 p m. S. Ct, Bridge-wate- r; J. Parks, Trumbull, T. Peck, a student at Yale, Hawleyville-Nonh,7.- 50. 10.48 7.30 Roxbury Station ; G. W. Hatch, As To Harley dizziness, languor, heart palpitation a m. 5.!. p ro. Sunday 9.22 a m. South. 6.49, 10.08 a m, W. N. Noble, New E. and Miss Ethel Peck, a student at Syr Drastic physics gripe, sicken, weaken Milford; Mail Order House 4.10,6.33pm. S'inday 5.46pm. H. Beardsley, New Preston ;Cogswell & cuse, are spending the holidays here tne bowels and don t cure. Doan BrookMcUuncUon-No- Uh 6.17.8.03, 11.08am, 3.14. 5.1S, 5.4T. 7.:;9 p m. Sunday 9.30 a m. Wettereau. Washington Depot; Harry A Chance Vehicles. Mr R, Reeulets act eentlv and cure consti, with their parents, and Mrs John South, 6.40, 9.5S a m, 6.21 p m. Sunday Brown, Southbury ; C. P. Williams, In pation. 25 cents. Ask your 5.45 Bring your catalogues. Peck. druggist." pro. South Britain ; Perkins Brothers, War-- We'll meet or beat their prices on vehicles or Brookfleld-Not- th. 6.22. 8.08, 11.08 a m. 5.48 for Men. 9.i" 9.58 N. Hill ; Penfield Young anything in our line. Our profits are less than A phonograph makes home brighter 7.4 i p ro. Sunday a m. South, 6.40, a ren;W. Hurd, Long the would and see what m,!4.CD, 6.24 m. 5.45 & freight you pay you H. Morton Elsworth of and will find in at. p Sunday pm. Craig, Stepney Depot; druggists. We teach yon how to oo you buy. We are here to right every wrong Bridgeport you Danbury the New Mil'ord-Nor- th. 8.2J 11.23 a m. 3.29 5.53, erate, repair and run Automobiles. We give and they are not. was a guest over Sunday of his old Lewis Phonograph Store. 265 Mam 6.03pm! Sunday 9.49 a. ro. Soi'th 6.21. 6.?5, the pupils actual road work and all who com- street, the largest stock in the taste, 9.29, 9.43 am 4.37. 3o9.5.5ti pm. Sunday 5.23. the course is with a schoolmate, Carlton S. Smith. 7.10, p m plete required presented . A. M. Briscoe & Write for a or when m Dan license to operate in Connecticut. The Auto Son, catalogue school will 1st at bury call and see what fine music can open atter Jan. the' Conn. 28-- Sandy Hook, Telephone Miss Jones, of Arlington, be had. AUTO GARAGE CO.," has been sending a few days here, the Stationery and. s- guest of Missesg - J-- and Elizabeth Nichols, Conn. Callender Bros,, Scudder. , LITCHFIELD BRANCH. Periodicals. : Tel. 1167-1- 8. 1167-1- 5. Dime Lunch Rooms, N?w Milford. Half In each of these lines Our stock W. J. Beehler of Brookfield Is Aery complete. We Invite inspection. 138 South rialn St., Waterbury, Ct spent Danbbury North, lv. 11.C3 a m, X" p m. Sun- Christmas with his C. ,W. 9.CD a m. Souili, ar 10. a m. 4.02p m. No a of ' day brother, STILL RIVER. . day. tJ Office News You Make Mistake Try cup our excellent Coffer, Sunday. 5.51 Dm. Post Store, Pastrv 1' home martn Beehler, at the Beehler homestead. Mrs E. E. 11.12 Sunday Giddings, Homer L, Hawleyville North, am, 5.49pm. 1 1 Arcade, Bridgeport. - When Feed and Grain at our 9.25 a m. South, 9.43 a m. 3.50 p m ; Sun- ,9- you buy your Wanzer, Mrs Annie Osborne, and Rob m. Store. First goods is our motto, and day, 5.40 p quality Mrs Hannah Terrill and North. fll.26am, fG.COp m; Sunday, prices are runt. daughter ert Obsorne and family, all took Christ Shi'pauif We sell Dr J. N. Norwood's Celebrated Vet W'jaro. South, iiU'3 a m, p m; Sun- 4-- BE AFRAID to call closed their home, last week Thursday, mas dinner with Mr and Mrs Wallace '5.19 pm. Remedies. , r day, erinary Cornell's Florist Store Falls-No- rth, IIOn L and left for Vineland, N. wnere Roxbrry fll.."i a m, fe.OSpm; for anything sou may J., N. Osborne on the Plains. fSWS a ni. South, f!).25 a m, f3.30 pm; need in Cut Sunday, The Farmers' Feed Store, Flowers or Floral Designs. they will spend .the rest of the winter. Sunday, 15.10 p in. We make a Specialty of Floral De- Mr and Mrs Ward Burr anrl child 11.43 C.F.BRINSMADE,Prop Rox bury North, am, 6.16,p m; Sunday, signs and Wedding Decoration. 10.5 a in. South, 9.16 a m, 3.21 p m; Sunday, For Xmas Conn. were guests over Christn as of Mr, and ITrumbull, Mr and Mrs John F. Sammis.of Bots-- 5.0 pm. Telephone No. 1469-- Bridgeport Division. Cornell's Florist Store, Mrs E. M. Peck on the Plains. Washington-Nor- th, '2.00 m., 6. 33 p m. Sun- ford were in Bridgeport, last week day. 10.32 am. South, 8.58 la :m, 3.03 p m; Gifts. 91 White Street, Danbury, Conn. Mrs M. A. 4.30 u m. with Tucker is spending a Sunday. Three Phones. Thursday, their children. New Preston North 12.04 a m, 6.37 pm. Sun- - . You will flna at the new store in choice-variet- few weeks New York City, the guest day, 10.S8 ,p m. South, 8.;1 a ni, 2.0I) p m; in the Stratfield Hotel Building a her Mrs E. N. Botsford Sunday, 4.1s p. m. in the newest things in W. Walter Finch, a popular clerk for of daughter, Ali.! R. H. Beers & Co., srjent Christmas at John Warner expects to move into Watches, Clocks and CO When In Trading Waterbury Get Your Meals at the . his old home in his new house some this week. Silverware. TAYLOR & HUBBEI L Southington. day Mrs C. L. Stevens has a Christmas HIGHLAND DIVISION. STATION. Lunch Room NFWTOWN Park Mr and Mrs Howell Wright of Boston cactus which has been a beauty. It C. E. William F. Stanton, CRANE, Pbop., and Mr and Mrs Curtis P. Morris of had on it at one time 211 blossoms and st. 7.33. 11.12, 11.21 Stkatpiei.d Hotel Building, For Ladies and Gentlemen. Brdgeport were Christmas of buds. Hawleyvtlle-Ea- am,5.4H Fall and Winter Styles guests 0.:j3 p. m: Sunday 9.15. West, 9.29, 9.48 a m 1229 Main Street, Bridgeport, Ct. 3.CX 3.50. WW d m. .1.40 p.m. ; West Main St.. Waterbury. Conn Mr and Mrs L. C. Morris. Mrs Sunday at. Mr and A. R. Joyce spent North Newtown, East 1.3i a m, 6.39 pm: West Repairing oft Watches. Clocks and Silver- Christmas with friends in 9w2 a m. 2.2. .n3 p m. ware a specialty. Telephone connection 923-- Shoe Brooklyn. Hook-Ea- st. 11.29 Corbett's Store, D. Q. BEERS & Sandy 7.41, am. 6.44 pm CO., West. 9.17 a ni. 2.4o, 7.47 0 m. SANDY HOOK OT. Wear Fine Boots. There is great Mr and Mrs W. S. Silinar entertained NEWTOWN. CONN., Pomperaug Valley East, 7.51, 11.40 a m, 6.55 satisfaction in the possession of a pair a party of friends from Brooklyn p m. u est, h.07 a m, i.ss p. m. We have a superior line of Shoes and Oxford Manufacturers of Ties for Ladies, Men. Boys and Misses in ail of perfect fitting boots. A woman who over Christmas at the Lily Brook are the latest styles ana lasts, it you inter Automobile wears Dodd or the ested nail and got nrlcs. Tops, Canopy Tops, Burt's, Jllorothy farm. Xmas Gifte Rochester made shoes has full control Buggy lops, Cushions, Lyman Jennings spent Christmas in Manufactu re Backs, . of her feet and consequently has a of New York state with friends. Diamon 's. I. R Lewis, And all kinds of Trimmings for Carriages and more graceful carriage than one who's BOTSFORD TO BRIDGEPORT. wagons, send lor uatalogue. Mr and Mrs Ira J. Waters enter Watches. shoes are not exactly suited to her feet. ' Robes and tained a family party at their home on Silverware. Harness, Blankets, Let Me It has been a study for about fifty Write Christmas There was a tree Cut Glass. s night. Botsford North, 7.32, 10.20. 5.03, 7.11 Stable Goods, Your Insurance on and years with the manuufacturers of the am, pm; your home with for children and all Sunday, 9.04 a m, South, 7.0, 10.28 a m, Leather Goods. household goods at once LOWEST RATES presents the JOHN ST., BRIDGEPORT, Edwin C. Burt shoes, and the result is, 6.52 p m: Sunday, 6.11 p m. consistent with absolutely secure companies. spent a very evening. 7.22, 10.10. a m, 4.53,7.02, p Optical Goods. shoes so at to follow enjoyable Stepney North, shaped accurately m; Sunday. 8.54 a m. south, 7.13, io.ss, a m. T. Agent, 6.29 J. CORBETT, the outline and bring out the beauty 4.40. 7.02 D m : Sunday. p m. I Can Sell Your Farm Long Hill-No- rth. 7.16.10.05. am, 4.48, 6.55. p of the foot. At W. K. Mollan's all .w a m. a m, No Matter Where It Is or What It Is Bridgewater. m; Sunday. soutn, t.zu, io.m. makes in advance 4.51, 7.08 p m : Sunday, 6.26 p m. "Todd Worth. these leading all the Trumbull-Nor- th, 7.10, 10.00, a m, 4.36. 6.49. p The New York m ; Sunday, 8.42 a m. South, 7.2o, 10.48, a m, Send full description, state lowest cash prie styles are.'kept. Particular care is tak inspector for the City -- COAL! 4.56.7.13. D ro: 6.31 p m. ESTABLISHMENT and learn my wonderfully successful plan. Sunday. For WILLIAM EflAN, en with the fitting. Board of Health, who was in town, Bridgeport North, 7, 9.50 a. m. 4..S3, 6.37 p. m. 7 JEWELRY. Sunda , 8.30 a. m. 7.37. 11 a. m, 5.06. last week, inspecting dairies here, South, .ud'rflAIN ST BRIDEORT, STEPHEN S. SIKSAY, Successor to M. Kilbride. 26 p. m. Sunday, 6 43 p. m. ' Coal Yard at Hook Station. after over the dairies of Lee 63 Br'dgeport, Conn Sandy The Newtown Savings Bank has just looking RellleyStriwt. Telephone: i-- 4 received another lot "of those silver S. Dickinson pronounced his herd of banks which fur- nickle savings are cows one of the finest he had inspected LhONARD'S INSURANCE Hook Market, nished free to on Sandy savings depositors and he is the work all the time AGENCY, AUGUR'S OLD STAND opening an account of one dollar or doing f morp. It will help you to save. See for the City of New York. At, the Sandv Hook Market will be found their in another column of ACCIDENT. the best the market affords in Fresh and Salt "ad" this Mrs Charles Y. Richie and daughter, FIRE, Meats, Canned Goods and Vegetables In their paper. The bank has gained over Claus of Meriden and Miss Lena Haz- Santa Hazel, season, it will be my aim to conduct a 'r irst $20,000 in since October l.and Class Market. deposits Old now has over $963,000 deposits. el of Bridgeport, were guests over Companies, I ask for Lowest Rate- - your patronage. Christmas of Mr and Mrs J. Hazel. Headquarters is at John H. Blackman. This is the time to keep the horse Mrs John Mulvihill of Norwich spent FRED KLEIN, BETHEL. CONN Parsell's House in Shelton. comfortable and Taylor, Curtis & Co:, a few days, last weeK, the guest of Bargain . At Doran's Blacksmlth'Shop near Depot. & can assist with humane in- Canfield Davis, you your her niece, Miss Margaret May. The best line of Goods to be found in the Horse . tentions their blankets Holiday Shoeing, Newtown, Conn. Telephone 32-- by supply .of Carriage and Wagon Repairing of all kinds Painters and for stable and street use. Valley. Toys from sc up to $5. Always honest goods and General Blaeksmlthing. Horse dipping Paper Hangers. done week at shop 305R0E, I invite societies to every day my Biggest line of Wall Paper Samples at honest prices. the church come In town. Despite the great popularity of the here and their and a liberal discount. Edison Phonograh in its Mrs Robert Burt, who has under buy pfts get present form, will No better and the Edison records, the result t gone an operation at the hospital in Come and make your selection and we lay them place a made Mr series of experiments by New York, has so far recovered from aside till want them. To get your Horseshoe'ng, Carri- Edison and his associates in his lab- you and Wagon Repairing and General Black-smithi- her illness as to return to her home age at Orange, adds to what we than at my shop. My Motto: Bestr The good and oratory work at moderate prices. Shop closed Satur- I1M now have to offer music lovers the fal- here, last week. are day afternoon at 5 o'clock. Terms strictly satisfactory kind, lowing very interesting improvements: cash. made at the H. J. Lord and Robert Burt were in A new record made of a new compo- last toeek on HaMi DoVt If STEPNEY.CONN Blackman Studio, sition, by a new process and playing an Bridgeport, Thursday, Parsell's 111111 k of more than four minutes. business. Bargain House, J 57 Fair6eld Ave.. Bridgeport. average This will be known as the Edison Am- Headquarters for Amateur Finishing and 490 Howe Avenue, Shelton, Coun. Supplies. berol record. Its most important feat- PETER H. LYNCH, ure is a recording thread of 200 lines New Preston-- . Telephone 2G4. Long Hill, Conn. Michael Kilbride, to the inch, or twice as fine as the pres- t ent record of 100 threads. By this Practical Horse Shoer. Postmaster and Mrs F. J. Hosford Re- means moro than twice the playing Also all kinds of Carriage and Wagon General Trucking and .Teaming. and Rev Mr Herman were at pairing done and general blacksmithing. length is secured without increasing guests in all work 28-- Christmas Mr Satisfaction guaranteed. Tel. No. 4. SANDY HOOK. CT. the length or diameter of the record dinner, Friday, of and itself. Since the finer thread required Mrs Frank Brown. Have You 5een the New Green Loose Leaf Ledge W. T. a smaller reproducing point it Decame C. B. Johnson, GALLAGHER, necessary to find a new composition This is entirely new and has distinguishing Conn. Mais Sasdt Hook, Ct. that would successfully! resist the wear Newtown, St., OASTOniA.The suc- Bean th Kind Yea Hava Alwavs Bcag?a features from the others. Procurable at ' m Auctioneer Shop oear New England StHtinn. Barter ofthesamller reproducer. The Deputy Sheriff, Id v Public. and Halrl esser. Satisfaction all j wor i cessful and accurate j moulding of a Notary and eveo- - 200-thre- guaranted. Shop open every day record, fofued of a much New Book 986-98- 8 Telephone 22-- 1' Jackson's Shop, Main'St, Bridgeport. f ' ' ' ... .' THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1009.

Newtown Bea The A. Hull & Newtown, Prldijr, Jinuirr t ttW F. Choice Overcoats. Son, J. Howard Burr & Co, DANBURY, CT. Weston. If want to wear an you AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. Overcoat, Sir, will Shod that Mrs Josephine Fitch is In town, the Sharp place you above the level guest of her slater, Mrs Frank More In 20 Minutes. 'and will visit other relatives of the crowd we ask your house, That's all the time It takes to here before returning to Bayonne, N. sharpen your horse with attention. J. Overcoat designers have Miss Fredorica Faulhaber has visit- ed Bridgeport friends recently. Weverslip given us three good mod Fed Tip Calks. Mr ana Mrs R. C. Williams spent Coats els for this season. First in iiniutml Urea stock of Fur Christmas with relatives Ridgefield. Jahviiimid CALM fUluKS and can till all in Is the dressy Chesterfield, Mrs Amelia Fitch has spent a few promptly. about 45 inches lone;, days with her sister, Mrs Columbus WHOLESALE AND RETAIL and which is the most Bulkley. popular Mr and Mrs Frank Fitch and children style ever Invented. ate Christmas dinner with Mr and Mrs Fur Lined Coats Miff Next, we have the new John McCarthy. full Coat, 52 inches Miss Irene Perry is visiting out of for length town friends. with a long, straight MrandMrsEdwinHoytof Norwalk hanging back, somewhat were Christmas guests of Mrs Hoyt's Hub Runners. Men and Women. parents, Mr and Mrs Lester Fanton. a --t, friH'l'SWxi.V.'fltoa'itYLAn- - I extreme.but very attract KVOWINO H'Wrsrr: Portland Cutters. ive. Another is the new Rev Mr Long supplied the pulpit of the Congregational church, Sunday Two 5eat Sleighs. model.with College shape morning, owing to the illness of Rev Business Sleighs. M ly back, long and grace Dighton Moses, who has been unable Farm Bobs. ful. to preach for the past two Sundays. Mrs E. S. Andrews is now able to be Heavy Bobs. out, atfer a few weeks' illness, Light Grocer Bobs, 1 to Mrs A. E. Turney, who has been ill Sleigh Material. H Overcoats at $10, $15 $25. for two weeks, is improving. HEVERSLtP, Can't Slip, and Row I and Howard Burr & The Norfield Sunday school presented dorse Stioci Calks. J. Co., .H HARNESS AMD HORSE V a fine program of songs and recitations GOODS. H Come Send for cut and in, Sir, and let our Overcoats tell their to a large audience at the Christmas price. 199 Main Street, Danbury. of own story their superiority and worth. concert A beautiful Christmas tree We have everything for the ! laden with gifts was the principal ob- Farm ans Dairy, Blacksmith 0 ject of interest to the pupils and an. Wagonmaker at Right Prices. formed a very beautiful part of the Sleigh Bells, Chimes, Fur decoration. Robes, Blankets, Carriage Heat- Norfield Grange gave a Christmas ers, etc. . program, the patrons also enjoying ipecial BaJh Koom gifts from a large tree at its regular meeting, last week. F.A.Hull&5on, Andrew Combination. Perry of Norwalk spent a Danbury, Conn. few days, last week, with Willis 1 t. Porcelain Lined Bath Tub, white Banks. outside, complete with all nickle work,

Relatives from Greenfield Hill were 3T2T-inc- h Porcelain ercise3 showed training and natu- Lavatory (complete Christmas guests of Mr and Mrs Fred- they with all nickle work to floor.) ral aptitude. The school cijpruses Ci-i-i Conn. erick Banks. $6o 1 Low Down Syphon Action Wash Down Danbury, and $6o were rendered with spirit expres- Norwalk friends were dinner guests Closet combination (either dark or light sion. Two graceful ltrees,ladened with wood.) ' ' of Mr and Mrs Godfrey, Stephen their Christmas fruit, were the cyno- Christmas This combination is a Offer. Our Guarantee day. childish and the distri- Special sure of eyes Stands back of the Miss Gladys Flewellyn has returned bution of the gifts followed the con- goods. to Norwalk, after a week's visit with cert. Rev A. fi. tsoutwelt, the pastor, Write us for particulars. Miss Isabel Beers. and William Nichols, the oganist, were Miss Myra Burritt has visited New remembered with substantial gifts of THE H. W. HOYT CO, York friends. Plumbers, money. m Sanitary 4 Clarence a Heating Englneere, Shipmari is enjoying visit METHODIST CHURCH NOTES. with relatives in Newark, N. J'. Phone 253. DANBURY, ; CONN 264 Main St. Sunday next the pastor will present Mrs Vanderbilt is the Godfrey guest to the children a little five minute A $1.25 value. All white and white and of her W. F. Hoyt, in Tarry-tow- n, 4 regular gray brother, sermonette, the same to precede the with colored borders. ' jfc N. Y. 3p regular service. Mrs A. C. is about Bradley again Communion service, Sunday. A 69c. after a few days' illness. 4 Smaller Size at A considerable curiosity is manifest Worth while to buy bed blankets now the weather's as to what will be the gift for all who here all 'F attend the morning service, this being 4 right. Lyon's Plains. Holiday 4 The assortment we carry if unsurpsssed, going to $10 in 4fc the first Sunday of the new year. at Hattertown at 7 m., Price. ITEMS OF INTEREST. Preaching p. f Sunday. Mr and Mrs John McCuIIan enter- Discount McLEAN BR.OS.. tained Rev Mr Jepson at Christmas. Frank Lyons is visiting his family in VOXBDRI. 221 Main St., Danbury. Telephone 157. Bridgeport for the holidays. A discount of 10 per cent on tuition will be allowed THE CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS LeRoy Fuelleyn spent Christmas to those entering before January 8, 1909. with his mother and grandmother in The Christmas tree in the Congre Norwalk. gational church on Saturday was a success. The novel and Call or for Terms. Master Raymond Fitch spent a few great pretty Write the and the days with his aunt on Lyon's Plains, way of trimming tree last week. ' many beautiful and useful presents Motor Car were appreciated by the children. The Pyramid Co., Mrs E. Fitch spent Christmas with The Episcopa 1 church Sunday school STILLMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, HERBERT LAKE, Sales Manager, her sister, Mrs Columbus Buckley. had a, Christmas tree in the Town hall consist- 297, 299, 301, 803 Main 314 Main Street, Danbury. Telephone 333. on Saturday. The exercises Street, , ed of recitations, and instru- Stepney. singing, - - - - mental music followed by the distri- DANBURY, CONNECTICUT. BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES. bution of presents, a bountiful supper of delicious eatables and short im- Last Sunday was a notable day in dance. The Buick on Show the history ot the Baptist church. The promptu service in : morning was keeping with house with a severe attack of tonsil-iti- s. the spirit of the, season. New plans Mrs E. G. Seeley is confined to her . the two big" New York'shows at the com- for the work of the Bible school were room with rheumatism and other ail- during Fred Evitts has returned from a vis- between announced. ments. pany's on building 173 Broadway, it to his brother in Bridgeport. Look Tfiem 55th and 56th but not either of At Lower Stepney in the afternoon Miss Frances Barnes is visiting at the s Sts., Mrs L. P. Payne, who has been ill,-i- ' there was a fair attendance. friends in Ansonia and Bridgeport. shows. When you are in New York attending . reported as improving UpIn ' Methodist an enter- the shows call at the Buick headquarters, ask At Judd district in the evening the The society gave 4 Your usual large gathering listened to an tainment in the hall on Monday even- for.our representative, who will be pleased .to elo- aldress by George Rietter, a student of ing. The Danbury humorist and j Magazines ; j show vou the greatest line of cars out this or Mount Hermon. Mr Reitter tells cutionist, Mr Stevens, entertained the A HIGHER HEALTH LEVEL. wonderful any other year, the Buicks, the only the Gospel story in a manner interest- audience with pleasing recitations. - "I have reached a higher health They're and CV Water-bur- I Ur really great medium priced cars. ing convincing. , Mr and Mrs OUroyd of y level since began using King's Advertised. -- New Life Pills," writes Jacob Spring- The Grand Central Palace Show Next Sunday at 10.30 the Covenant spent Christmas with Mrs Alice (Lexington er, of West Franklin. Maine. "They Klub Skates will Merwin. Klipper Ave and 4?d Dec 31 to Jan. 7. meeting be held, followed by the ' keep my stoma.h, liver and bowels Universal Coffee St.) 7 Percolatorj morning worship at 11 o'clock. The Judge E. W. Preston and Mrs Pres- working just right. If these pills Keen Kutter Tools The Madison Square Garden Show Jan. 16 on money ,Q subject of the sermon will be "The ton have visited friends in Hartford, disappoint you tiial, will be refunded at to 2h Christian and his The or- Perfection Oil Heaters Thinking." the past week. H. Beers & Co., Tay- J T II txr i i R. Newtown; mu uigersou waicnes dinance of the Lord's Supper will be Sanford is home for lor, Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook; P. J. I w gu r We will be to furnish with tickets free James of Derby pleased you administpred at the close of the morn- Garvin, Bethel ; L. Goulett, Stevenson ; & the holidays. Cl L. F, C. Cutlery to either of these shows. Drop us word how H. W. W. B. Haw-le- y, many you ing Bervice. Osborne,Easton; JjO Flexible Flyers want saw our offer in The Newtown Bee. W. B. Stephens and family attend- Sherman; Smith Bros., Cornwall Say yoa Tbe service at 7 o'clock will evening ed the funeral of Mrs Stephens' broth- Bridge ; Connery Bros., Georgetown ; Vf Red Gross Ranges be of the usual happy nature. It will R. F. Smith, West Cornwall; S. AO Vantine's Goods 4 er, Captain Potter of Bridgeport, on Japanese be a New Year's service with music J. Blackman, Hawleyville; G. W. Monday last Hurlburt & Co., Roxbury ; Allen and sermon Joyce, Sapolin Enamels J appropriate. Strangers are ; G. W. Bridge-wate- r; Car Mrs Burt --Barnes and daughter of Roxbury Station Hatch, viinerce nazors Motor r-- aaieiy The Co., welcomed at all services. W. N. Noble, New Milford; E. VI v. oi. Pyramid are at L. P. Boyson's. j Derby visiting H. Beardsley, New Preston ; Cogswell The new calendar will be issued on Miss Fanny Treat of New Haven f National Carpet Sweepers 314 Main Street, Danbury. Telephone 333. & Wetereau, Washington Depot ; Har- next Sunday. Pleasant are in few with Mrs Bur- mj a. or b. junves- surprises is spending a days ry Brown, Southbury ; C. P. Williams, store for the congregation. ' ton Hodge. South Britain ; Perkins Bros., Warren ; 40 They're Sold by W. N. Hurd, Long Hill; Penfield & s otore ""CHRISTMAS " Born, December 25, a daughter to JuariDury lireatest EXERCISES. Craig, Stepney Depot; drug stores. Andrew and Mrs Puchala. The black- The Christmai exercises of the Step- 25c HAT PINS smith wears a broad smile and is hap- - BRACELETS, ney Baptist Sunday school were held ' Hard- - py- - fjThe Danbury ' in the audience room of the church, ., Sherman. and other Holiday Jewelry at C. Puchala, who sold his place to Wednesday evening, December 23. "ware Co. ft New York will sell his cattle The decorations were the au- parties, tasteful, Mr and Mrs Frank Hungerford are - next week. 249-2-51 Main dience was the concert and tools at auction, 4 St,- REID'S appreciative, passing the week in Bridgeport HENRY 0. The children seemed to D. C Garrison is having repairs good. sharefin Jjj Danbury. W JEWELER.. the general spirit of good will and evi- made on his ice house. Fred Robinson Pamela: dently took pleasure infeiving pleasure. is doing the work, use Gold Medal Flour. NEAR BANK ST. 'PHONE 921-1- 4 B mir to $52 MAIN ST, i JtABBLLA In songs and recitations and class ex- - Henrietta Meyets is confined to the THE NEWTOWN BEE, b'Al'JAY, JANUARY 1, vm. Probata Notices. The Newtown Bca Comfortable TVIHTItlCT OP NEWTOWN, m, Probata J.J Court, Pea liuii, iwm. D. M. Read Co. of NU0ial Mi'Ciirtlii'. late of Nuw The Kui IjN'ewtown, Friday, itmarj'l.'lll'O.. town, In M lilttrltt,iu?uitn?U. i and The Court of Probata for the DUtrli't of Established 1857. Nhwuiwii huiii iiiuiioa aim auuwuu niiiniliv fnim Lliiidulu liiirnof fur lilt) rri'ill T Warm turn of wild iMtuiu to exhibit tliulr claim Monroe. Slippers for Mtnii'inoiit. Tim.' who mwin'i to iiri'wnt their acMiiin, pniin'ily atmuM, Arc useful for wiilitu hftld tiniu. will Imi tliilmrrud idcov. THE SCHOOL ENUMERATION. very Indi'bU'd i'hIhiu are Holiday Presents. fry. All towld The board of education reports 210 Annual Clearance Sale rmt'UMi u nittku luiiiii'umiu payment to P7" January Margaret K, Levtur, Kcholars between the ages of four and Women' Fur Trimmed Felt Niilllflor, Administratrix with iliu will annexed, urowu, red or niiu'k, l.uu ma i.w. 16 in the following1 districts : Cu'lcr's, Men'! Soft Kid HllpiHint, brown or black, SOc the Second. TVKTKICT OK WASHINGTON,. Probata 55! BirdBey's, 45; Center, 37; Eaot- - w I.IJ. Saturday i.' Court,. f)i'2ll. A. I). HUN, Esiatoof William Gold Urliwmarto, latoof em, 23 ; Elm Street, 19 ; Waiker'a, 19 ; beautiful larva mi hi (imM'ii'tuiH'faM'ii, , On Saturday morning, the second, this clearance sale will start in Washington, in 12. This is the largest num- great Ouiil Court has limited and allowed nix Stepney, '.'COTE" PIANO of this house, from the Immense Furniture Store down to tiioulliM (mm tho dote hereof (or the creditor ber for many years. will bo ulri'n iwav fnw. A rtlAV&t with every department great ll.a of Miild Extale to exhibit their claim to the cviTj' iim'liRM ol ,V and ovur. Out busy ind the Notion Department and tne smallest thread and needle affairs. Admlnlittratrix. try rortiieriunokt TIiiimh who neglect to n rnst'dt their accounts. GRANGE INSTALLATION. will be more use- properly attested, within suit! tlmo, will Iw , It far than an ordinary sale, for everywhere will be the debarred a recovery. Harmony Grange will hold its annual ful and All persons Indebted to said Estate are re necessary things that everybody needs, and all will be irresistibly priced. quested to make imincUiaUJ payment to installation of officers at the next reg FOSTER'S SHOESTORE, Ada Hrlnimiade. AUuilnlniruirix. U, ular meeting, January 8. Frank G. BuccesMir to R. F. Foster k Co., niTHICT 01' WASHINGTON aa. Court Blukeman of Housatonic Grange will The Furniture. or I'robato, Dee. so, wk " Until be officer assisted Mrs flaln St., Danbury, Conn. Estnto of Couch, lute of Washington, the installing by A in wild District. deceased. Blnkeman. favorable opportunity will be given for the purchase of those pieces for Said Court baa limited and allowed six months from the (late hereof fur the Creditor general use,, and also for the odd and artistic Period Furniture which many house- Albert Wheeler will Rundle & White's of wild Kstuto to exhibit thuir claims to the The friends of holders like to collect from time to time.) Executor. he is much Thorns who negloot to present? their be glad to hear better. nam Exclusive of listed articles which are to Globe accounts, properly attested,' wiiuin Mr and Mrs B. S. Hurd Christ specially appear later, time, will be debarred a roeovory. All per- spent Wernicke Bookcases and Office sons Indubtvd to suld Estate are requested to mas with B. H. Brewster, Derby. Filing Cabinets, Furniture land Dining Chairs, make Immediate payment to Auction Sale of There is offered a 20 cent reduction from stock. George II. Couch, Executor, Miss Fannie M. Burr has been home per regular New Preston, Conn, for a few days. High-Bre- d Misses Blondel and Miss Fierce LOST A set brown furaon Monday evening The Carpets, Mattings, Rugs and Curtains. 14, between Frank Wright's on in New York for the the Boulevard and the Newtown depot, finder are holidays. same Exclusive offered will please return to Uee Ulllce. iew will be a tree for of specially priced articles, there is a general town, Conn. There Christmas HORSES. the Congregational Sunday school in "VrOTICE The service of my bull after Jan At 10 per cent Reduction from goods in stock. x' uary 1, will be Cash at time of service. the church parlors, Friday evening Ridgewood Farm, Danbury regular C.W. Dlmon, a. tf. U. No. 7, SUUton. conn. of this week, January 1. To this most generous offer, one expect to find values in TtrANTED-- To buy a fendijr and a pair of Thursday, Jan. 7. may andirons. Allison P. Smith. Newtown. Master Ralph G. Wales is ill with measles. Bale to be held in the lanro warmed training Coats, Suits and Furs China and Glassware "FOR SALE Farm of lift acres, good 9 room barn, starting at 1.30 p. m. x 1 house, large barns, sheds etc. tulles c'osed school Women's Undermuslins from station. Will sell on Miss Mabel Hayes her Cottons and Wash Goods railroad easy All the horses but one were bred on the terms. Possession given April l. Loren it. with a for the holidays Christmas tree, ot Brown-maste- r. Silks and Dress Goods Laces and Carter, 11 East Main street, Waterbury. farm, the vet Joe Allcrton and Trimmings. music and recitations. Prizes and gifts Sheets and Comfortables WANTED A loan of 81000, first mortgage, Hosiery Newtown worth 9 were given. property CATALOGUES FREE ON REQUEST. times amount of loan. Apply at office of held last meet rnewtown una, Newtown, conn. Harmony Grange its Eundle & Conn. ing for the year on Saturday evening, White, Danbury, W)R SALE Fine Single Comb' R. I. Red Cockerels at it! and $3 each. Show birds December 26. Almost a complete The D. M, READ Co. a matter of correspondence. One nice pen officers Iwas (made for the yearling White Wyandotte and 2 or 8 used changejin in the Line of Incubators, different makes, eheao. L. E, coming yea$. Ambrose S.Hurd Everything Olmstead & Co., Elmwood Dlstrlct.iiuthel.'Ct, ; Clarence B. Burr as Staple and Fancy IM D J Atvn. Have you a farm to sell or do you want to buy one No Trouble ecturer; Homer F. Sherman asoveiv 111 DrlUiiCDOT L. It may be that you are going to move to Bridgeport secre- Acme Harrows and to buy or rent a place in that city. You may be seer and Edwin C. i Sneuon 'hs Groceries. looking for somothing in the way of business. In case are in line for When a Famous "ftrv you any of these be sure you have Should'Bon Farm. W BCb 111 LUUCM WUU . International Gasoline Engine for power on tary after 15 years' service. Every farm. If are Write Now to G. W. 3 your you contemplating buying closed, last Eight COGGSWELL, an engine I can save Jyou money. Write or All schools of the t$vn Prices as low as consistant. call and see'me. BOOTH E BROS., Real Estate and Business Opportunities, Thursday with appropriate Christmas Give S. J. PARKS, Trumbull, Conn, us a calL 1094 Main , Conn. exercises. They re-op- again Mon Stratford, Conn. Street, Bridgeport, 7ANTED-- To buy 400 or 500 bushels of corn day, January 4, with thesamecorps L. C. That's the to Get Your Farm ' ' on the cob. State price wanted. Id. P. MORRIS, Spot Gowans, R F D No. 10, Fairfield. Conn. of teachers. Tools. Q. N. The Grocer, Clarke's Vegetable Liver Pills 'DOR SALE 5 old Berkshire pigs Samuel B. Hurd is to build, alarge Ski?. from choice stock. b A. NEWTOWN, CONN. nave a wonoertul tor Bilious and DvsneDtic registered Gibbs, icehouse in the near future, lhe reputation curing Aliments. As R. F. D. 3, Waterbury, Conn. a remedy for Biliousness, isdone"at"Shelton's"mill Constipation, Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, sawing .and Free Tel. 979-- 4. etc., they stand Unrivalled. Once tried, Always used. For sale hv Drug TX)R SALE- - boards 4x4 and 6, 7 and 8 feet Delivery. JL1 A. Fohrenbach will build it. Free mail. lnntr: 10.00 tier 1000 feet. John H. Frank, General Repairing. gists. sample by Huntingtown DIst., Newtown, Conn., L. Hurd has facil Edward greatly G. N. CLARKE, Nichols, Conn. ' Loii SALE One horse tread power, mount-- itated matters in'his dairy by the in Bicycles, Guns, Revolvers, Etc. Terms ed, In good order; also wanted, a 'yearling Cash. Qreenbaum bull, grade Holstein preferred. I'miip now- - troduction of a'No. 4 Sharpies sepaj JOHN W. BOOTH land, Oxford, Conn. rator, while Edwin C. Shelton has pur- Box 564, New Milford,, Conn. & Klein SALE A first rate new milch cow with A NTIQUE FURNITURE sold. FOR chased a No. 1 Quaker City'&ubfe Successors to J. M. bought and W. W. Lewis, Monroe, Conn. Sullivan, G. B. Tucker. Easton. Ct. P. O. Address I grinding mill. R. D. 25, Bethel, Ot. Tel Bridgeport div. Fairbanks j SALE One set of team harness in good , Eedding Ridge, Conn. condition. C, H. Hawley, Stepney, Conn. Wiard Plows, New Milford. Morse 20 per cent off on all Winter Cans. Piano Sale. Harrows, etc. 20 per cent off on Whips. Tuning. Gasoline For 10c in stock to HILL. Mixed Nuts lb. Max A. Grass, well known nla t Engines I SENATOR IBARNES IFOR Souvenir Post Cards,12 cents a dozen. Also ''cut- - 100 acclimated horses: also four car loads of Bridgeport, Conn., formerly of Steinway & I power. Western horses received direct from the farms Senator A.rG. Barnes returned from Sons. Jlfr. N. Y.. and imsnr nfte VrcA wood J. B. Beyer, will be pleased to attend to Piano ters, sawing machines, v of Iowa, including Koad Horses, Fast Pacers, where he met Con Fairchild, your Heavy Chunks and Heavy Draft Horses, all Hartford, Tuesday, luning. Orders may be left at The Beb Suf- manure and Mil- - fice, Newtown. Will be in Newtown spreaders fearless and guaranteed as represented. We Jci. Newtown, Ct. every I gressman J. Hill, uongressman month. 438 burn Farm have also a fine lot of Sleighs, both single and Special. Bridgeport address West avenue. J Wagons. double, lleavy Bobs, Wagons, Carriages,Farm Henry, Senator Bulkley and other Choicest Formosa Tea, 40 cents a lb. Blan- Wagons and Trucks, Harnesses, Whips, is - Regular f0c Tea. J T. E. & kets, Robes, etc, We also 'have second hand state leaders. Senator Barnes a sup- Perfection Piatt Son, 10 on Ladies' and Men's . Furniture and Pianos that are as good as new. norter of Congressman Hill for the U. per cent oil MOTICE- -I will.be in Washington. Tuesday Give us a call. ' Swinging Stanchion takes the lead. Shoes. x and on Newtown, Conn. Steam and Gasoline Oil for sale. Roxbury Wednesday of each week I senate. Cylinder and will pay the highest market prices for 9 'Phone 53-- m The Smedley Co., veal, poukvy. eggs, vegetables, etc. Cash paid Ask for Coupons. Terms Cash. for all stock Clinton H. 171 St., New B. Newtown.' bought. Judson. Brewery Haven, Conn. P. M. Casseayi was in Bridgeport, W. Glover, "T7ANTED- - farm; must have good build- - Tuesday. m Intrs and near depot. Aoaress witn lull ! ! particulars Wm. A. Tator, 3(79 Main St. "William Johnson has raised for Nel CRAFT & Furs Conn. LYON, Furs Bridgeport, son Johnsonand who suffered Where family, Stepney, Conn. Hunters and Trappers: To a of Devon For WANTED trade, good pair aerious'loss at the HalDine""rlre, $220. Did that Out West! No Quality new milch cows or cows you get wagon? Practical Painters. Now is coming thanksTto wonder you have broke down. If In want of and do the time to sell 'your 'Raw Furs. If m soon or neirer. jl. . isearasiey, stepney. Mr Johnson returns hearty" Square Dealing you want a good price for them address a wagon or carriage that will last and look o Good material and skilled labor cost a trifle all who assisted him. The wen go trading at our store. Full T?OR SALE Having closed down our quarry Congrega your more at first, but are economical in the long C. N. HARANG, for the winter we have 4 good working church him stock of Groceries and General run. A trial will convince you. We have a tional people presented line of Wall R. F. D. 17, Box S8. 'Sandy Hook, Conn. mules and one pair good mares for sale. New R. Hatch & Merchandise on hand. We good Papers, Mouldings. Paint- England Quartz Co. Apply to George A. Be' with a wagon. Sons, always ers supplies, etc., and are well equipped for Falls. Conn. Tel. 73-- 3. best service at prices to meet the atty, Roxbury Carriage Manufacturers, study to please our patrons. times, Wanted To T?OR SALE A Jersey cow and a good horse. New Fairfield. Conn. Give us a call. Buy. Robinson & Pullman, Abbott Place, Mon Bull's Bridge. tjV)R SALE-Sh- ore lots. Walnut Beach, Mil- - Fat Cattle, cheap Cows or Bulls, Calves. ford, Conn. 8150 roe, Conn. Rouse 14, Monroe, Conn. .""OTICE I am Level, high cottage lots I. ready to saw logs for custom Penfield Craig. up, S5 down, SI week. Speak if HERMAN, work and can and quick you 1224 SALE furnish lumber, timber CONN. want one. E. W. Naslk 451 Hollister North Avenue, Bridgeport. Conn, TjiOR Four Cyphers indoor brooders LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST, posts of all kinds at moderate Alill is STEPNEY DEPOT 'Ave., as as prices. Bridgeport, Conn. Telephone: 2189-- andoneuypherslncubator.au good locatadnear my house. Leon Bourquenez. new; also 200 pullets ready to lay. or will Mr and Mrs Horace Hatch of Gay. Botsford, Conn. trade for pigs. H. tf. Gowans, K. F. D. No. 10, of Fairfield. Conn. Telephone lordville and Miss Susie Hatch Notice. Of all kinds repaired tt "M'OTICE I am now to saw for Special reasonable prices. Have New York were at Mrs Sun ready logs T calves next Wednes C. Clocks Mallory's, the at mill In O. will receive good veal H. Yon An Old Hnliwiiol public my Hattertown. in for which I Bassett, fll.k For Sale. day afternoon. E. Morgan, Stepney, Ct. day at my place Bethlehem, or Grandfather Clock that needs repairing to will pay the nignest marKei price. At C H. it will run accurately? If so I am prepared of New Gay's Old stand to serve you. I refer to 15 cows, 830 to 335 Can be seen Mr and Mrs George S. Lane HENRY C. HILL. Bethlehem. Conn. you, by permission, good apiece. TF YOU Want a bargain in a nice upright Allison P. Smith, Editor of The Bee, for any time at the Boardman place in Warren, Milford Christmas with Mr and a whom I restorer to its old F. spent iiinuugaiiy pianu. nrsiciass instrument. time efficiency a A. Boardman. same as new, address Bargain, Bee Office. line old Colonial clock. E. E. Meeker. New Mrs F. R. Lane. Newtown, Conn. Cattle For Sale. Re- Preston. Conn. "DORSALE-Trucki- ng business, borses and Carriagejand Wagon x trucks ana piano nxings. Will sell !cheaD Horace Hatch of Gaylordsville and kVesh flows ft Snacialtv on account of poor health. Call at 437 Broad TOR SALE One first-cla- Dick Blizzard WivirW oven and steers for sale. Buy. sell pairing. G. Adams of Canaan were in - I Sell St., Bridgeport, Conn. Archie Ensilage Cutter and Blower. No. 11. This it trade anv day but Sunday. Farms machine is all with 35 the complete feet of pipe Frank nt Morri. Ct. Blacksmithing. And WANTED Young man to work on village, Friday. with distributor. Machineonlv been used one TurkUgto. f all kinds of real estate, dairy Give me a description of farm or " farm. Must be a good dry hand milker Mrs M. Lane is a season and is ail in fine condition. Can be your place, to do work: a Julia spending for cash. L. Horseshoeing. and the terms and I do the rest. Write or and willing general farm to bought right George Smith,Nich call and see me. man who is sober, of good habits, and in New Milford. ols. P. O. : Route 4, Conn. Notice. I can do you good. JACOB steady few days Bridgeport, Tax Collector's BLOCK, Middle Gate reliable, good wages and a good home will be CARRIAGE PAINTING District. Route 16. New- Tn.TPwtvn taxes T will be at the Town Conn. Tel. 2. assured. Applicants please send references Charles Buher was in New Milford, town, and also wanted to FOR SALE One work Clerk's Office Saturday June 27th. and each particulars; wages Henry J pair heavy horses with 9 a. m. 1 A harness and lomHrnr last Satui day thereafter from to p. Specialty. E. Brendel. Lake View Farm, Wisner, Orange Tuesday. wagon, eood for nr & SALE-T- wo m. Other days at office of Taylor Hubbell 46-- FOR high uounty, 2it Y. trucking. H. N. Canfield, R. D. No 8, Shel- Telephone grade typewriters, Mr and Mrs Cornwall Hoag and Mrs from 7 a.m. to5o. m. J. F. HOULIHAN. new. AgoodoneSX A betteriine ton, Conn. i3o. S. A UCTION SALE-- At in collector. Irving Holmes Ridgefleld. Conn. my place Roxbury. E. were the of Mr (SPECTACLES and eye Lenses Conn., Ion Jan. 5th, 1909, of 2 A. Mallory guests glasses fitted. consisting matched, and all kinds of Reid & horses, 4 1 lumber 8 cows due " repairs. wagons. wagon: and Mrs Jerome Hoag, Christmas day. Todd, Opticians, 1054 Main St., in February ana iiarcn, ld heir Bridgeport. Special Notice. 1 1 Post Cards of ers. hay in barn, set of double harness, set John Lineherg was in New Milford, Raw Furs. Gettysburg. a 2 T71NG LEO-- An-go- The Allfnmaffi' Qtid Mann Anmu m.. lignt narness, single Harnesses, plows nar A magnificent long haired ra : ."...v. ,.. MJ1 s 1.11,3 1 1 lOOOto-- Beautiful cards of this famous battlefield best made and rows. mowing machine, sleigh; also Monday. 1 am hnvlnff Furs ncraln t.hle co.cnn an1 mill Cat of great value will be at service most durablecomb onthetnar-ke- t. bacco lath and rigging, corn on the cob and 10c. Money refunded If not satisfied. Cata- hereafter at Walsh's Cattery, Walnut Tree Once seen always used. Burr Eclipse tools too pay highest market prices. Drop me a postal Harness and K.'linup avlu other farming numerous to mention. if have Furs to sell of views from all over the world. Hill. Sandy Hook, Conn. R. 1). No. 56. Val- dressing nm,i,i,i.,i Remember 5. 1909. you and I will call on you logue No better made. the date, Jan. If stormy tf&SEINGTCM, v;. uable cats.bought. sold and boarded. William Wellington, agent r. KUS'vr.Lij. Uonn. L the first fair day. Andrew Puchala,"Sr., Rox- soutlibury. " w!!lnl- - r-- U. Koute No. bury Center, Conn. Penna. Post Card Co., BrirWnort. Nifhnlu Conn. Telephone GOVERNMENT REMUNERATES Bridgeport division. corn C. F CONGER. fjRINDING Corn, onthecob.com and S. F. SEELEY FOR LOSS BY Lancaster, Pa. " oats, ground satisfactorily. Bring your For Sale. custom to Johnson's mill, Tinker-fiel- d, BURGLARY. Botsford, Conn. grinding T?OR SALE 15 farms, buildings on 1 to South Center. Try it. Fred E. Maguire, all, .... ForSale. 75 acres, 31,000 to $3,uw. 12 ly ..me Rl,u ..agon Impair- Tinkerfleld Miller. Postmaster S. F. Seeley will receive 10 ham of all kinds A nii trnn In Vn I rooms, nar nnjl nut hiiilli,ii.u Wli.i homes. 15 ly homes, on and near ing and General Blacksmith. We ui.l. loss am I offered. Apply aim our customers. horse, gentle for l.nlii's to dr in .,n. TOR SALE A,"New Ideal" Manure Spread-J- - from the government 5560 for the trolley. Cheap terms, easy building sites and Lucira:; ivf business chances. State wants. List dition. Imiuire of Maurii!e Leavy. bWalnut er, low down and narrow tread; come and sustained the F. B. your Horse Clipping by Power. Tree see A. S. by the visit of burglars Wakeman, your property you have for sale with us Hill, Sandy Hook. Conn. it. Mansfield, Brookfield, Conn. telephone Call 23-- to the postoffice, last winter, he hav- Route 11, Westport, Conn. Brophey, 04 Grand street. Danbury, Conn. SALE FOR Registered thoroughbred Jersey TTOR 18 months old. number ing been allowed that amount SALE One Berkshire sow and eight Register Position one Berkshire sow Notice. 81H75, Sire number 61815. Dam number 190323. WANTED for the Winter at pigs: and seven pigs; R. V. D. No. Til, Special Notice. two Berkshire A For call or address C. E. Pinck-ne- y. August Shultz, registered sows, due within a new Illai'ksmitli Slum at Winur'. Mule particulars, Roxbury, Conn. month. Address F. A. Gibbs. R. P. D. Xo3. Brookfield, Conn. Am now fitted out with a portable engine Ilorseslioeing and General Jobbing. Would and outfit and corn Waterbury. Conn. like to see old custami'rs nt. mi-- vh Quaker's Farms. VTAXTED Job of sawing stalk cutter and Tm. tie hewing. Address A. am well equipped wood cash. L. P. Payne. Roxbury Falls. Conn. M. toconvertyourcord 1 ltti-1- ' u., xew Conn. Intn lumrlliu - SALE brown 7 call Mrs. James Gordon, 3iiliuru, ' alira' . f.i,it,.4.,.ui 1 1, n I I.. IjKJR mare, years old: also Telephone ' .iii.iuA l i.i J A I milt 1 ..1,1 n .. ... Job. cord or hour, and we will do worklI( ..v..- - . mare v.,.., an CAi.iriit.lllI.. UWIMVr NEW YEAR'S DANCE. your .....at ana ,i,..., . OTICE- slinrl.- - ..nnt.iro...... lii.. ,mtra..t.i... i t.Un f.. suitable for a l.nlv or an vim. dnc. -I hereby forbid all persons Teacher Violin, Piano, Mandolin, .j Lun. ii .i. i ul" .M. On ting up corn stalks. Apply to Ilelohery, 65 Main St.. Danbury. on my account. New Year's night a dance and Conn. Dated Dec. 19us Ensemble. School. K. 1. Hanks. 1st, at Roxbury Conn. Fred Class Lessons, Dancing 51-- S. supper will be given m the hall at Phone 4. R. D. 17. Sandy Hook. Conn. Evitts.1 Ninth SALE-Po- wer Stalk cutter In gixxl NEWTOWN, CONNECTICUT. under season and second term, W. III. New- F)R I? Quaker'8 Farms, the auspices of man r llii,.K...u.bn, lin.iiiAUK;. - TORSALE-Onerubbertireco- will bis classes In TOR SALE OR RENT The and 1412-2- .."'..ilin tails. id- ?n: one dewrtment Furniture ephune 3. Route 1. A Christ Church Choral club. and dancing for the second term in Forester's Undertaking store in Sandr Hook, "latslv Bridgeport. steel tire surrv. t.f: nnn n,. ui n Hall. IM.r nf Alain anH WIiI.a G T.a..k..p occupied by V. F. Keating; bnegr.SW: one rubber tire stanhonn living apartments SB: live imr Conn., Tuesday evening. 12th. in upper story: barn room for and wag- giKd business horses: one bobsleigh, Oscar Pitzschler & Son, January at hay J0: one vnuun. irrm ui i lessons zvi k Qown ana ons and stalls for 3 horses. These buildings DR.S. E.ALLEN, light speed wagon. $100. I offer this Roxbury. 1.00 each evening until amount Is paid. 1'ri- - are new and will be sold or rented. For fur-- ot oi goods at nail what they are worth as I Barbers and l.l-.- . 1 , . - Hairdressers, T.lA ...... In mil 1 I HATTERTOWN. CONN. have no more use for them.- Grav l.li.ht. flM ,i vim Ul wII. 1 l ,7 iner particulars lmimre of .Michael J. Keat- SANDY HOOK. lessons by appointment. For further partic- - ing. NeWtOWn. or Edson W. Wilson. I .n).:ir- - Vii Black Roi k Ave.. Bridgeport. NEWTOWN. Postmaster A has been award-e- d P.O. Address: Route JJoyce uira auiiress nr. n, iiewman. & Montgomery Conn. Dated Nov. 11, im. 15, Stepner Depot. Conn. Hook St., Danbury, 'Phone 4oV5, VOR SALE Cord on.l n in Newtown shop open every day. Sandy $56.69. for the Joss occasioned by ...... - c week TOR SALE CHEAP .11 (.1111. lib. I lv stove lengths, isllermoa H. Peck. Newtown. shop open every day. One lllst" In t.rtAtrmnt nf i!l . i. n. V . . a i Mi i Conn. Only first class work. the burglary at the postoffice, last POR SALE Good sleigh In first class condi-tlo- r steam stationary engine. Good as new. r i " ii in. ii, 10.U0. - heart failure, stomach trouble and headache. FOOL TABLE. winter. A bargain. A B. Curtis. Step- It s a lianrafn. A. II Kni.- 71 Smith rf. ney lumisnea ior tins treatment. SALE-Ser- eral BctliJ, iouu. lerms reasonable. Consultation free. CVR paira of steers. W. J Sherwood. Westport. Conn. TeLSb-- i ' THE NEtVTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JAUAflY 1, 1000. ,

Time. THE LEE BROS. FURNITURE COMPANY., 1170 Main St, Cor. Golden Hill Bt, Bridgeport Orimim'iiUl I'lm'kit tlmtkwp good t'liH. If juu Miiii clmnnliiK ami u- -fiil gift, or tn Mill linn to your nimitli' or Jtk. Iimk out our wMiMiinMt of tfohl. nIIvit. iioriH'. lulu mill wiHHlt u iliHk. Tin')' art Uio lliliu lit U liml in 1I1U Mil''. ImmlMiini) il.'.luu. ili'inllil iiit'liu v. work mil fi'liuljlu Unit iiitvin. k m Our January Special Sale. Clocks from 75c up. ' 5 side chairs, 1 arm chair, with claw feet and French legs, shap. , M.J. BUECHLER, Dining ed box cane seat, plain banister bet The Relluble Jeweler, backs, golden oak, &13rfE: 48 Falrlli'lil Avwiut-- , Ni-a- r Mlilillr H., Side chairs, $1.95 each, Rriiljieport, Conn. Chairs Arm, $3.90 each. "v

40-l- b black South American hair, $10.00 n i 45-l- b Cotton Felt Mattress, 7.50 Mattress A Good Combination Mattress, 5.00 2 The Newtown. Bee REV DR MARION BURTON, Excelsior Cotton, sides, 3.00 Newtown, Friiiuy, January I, IWX Tastor of the Cturch of the Pilgrim?, Brooklyn.

SERMON ters the church is pervaded by a r honeful srrauDlinir with the church's Cemetery and Memorial Work. discouragement? And finally problems. These are the striking BY REV DR MARION BURTON, appears the astounding phenomenon characteristics of certain parts of the PASTOR OP THE CHURCH OF of ministers of Jesus Christ, leaders church of Christ. 1 have no sympa & Chapman, in the Christian kcomii'jr ho thy with those who ever dwell upon Hughes THE PILGRIMS, BROOKLYN, army, duressor to Ch as. J. Hcuiies, PREACHED AT THE ORDINA- thoroughly saturated with this idea the failures of the church but who TION OP REV B. F. WYLAND IN that they, too, turn about and dwell never, without cautious reserve, enter SHERMAN. upon the imperfections and weakne.--s the thick of the conflict. To know ! of the church and occasionally going our weaknesses, failures and imper- - Presents is ; to dote This occasion marks the beginning to the extreme of attacking and scorn- , fections necessary but not only of a new pastorate but the ing the church, and even endeavoring unon them to the exclusion of other official and ecclesiastical beginning of to prove the ultimate extinction or aspects of the church is to paralize Skates for Boys and Girls, a new ministry. It seems peculiarly complete metamorphosis of the organ activity and prove traitor to the spir- - Sleds, Express I Wagons, :i -- i ri.: In Un fitting and appropriate, therefore, that ization. il ui iiiriauBuiiy aimj il.mo lucaio ui iu Carving Sets, Pocket Knives, we should devote our attention to the II. Causes Now it is legitimate to Founder. The church is weak at times, Razors; consideration of that organization in pause and ask what are the probable it has failed to do all it could ; but it Gloves and and through which the minister of the causes of this aspect of the condition has not lacked all strength nor has Manufacturers of and Dealers tn Mittens, abso- unsuccessful. Those Warm Horse Blankets and Robes. gospel is to toil. This is the time of the church? Here again time it been entirely The Highest Grade of Cemetery Carriage and the place to consider the work of lutely precludes any adequate recital without the church may be pardnned Work from the church. of possible causes, but certain unmis- for framing ideas of our organiaztion In Revelation, the second chapter and takable facts stand out upon the sur- which fashion it as weak, inefficient Granite and Marble. Decorated china seventh verse, we read:" He that hath face of the problem. and moribund ; but those within its Office and Salesroom; an ear let him hear what the spirit First 'and foremost among these inner circles should better apprehend 300 Stratford Ave., Bridgeport, Ct. 154 Main St.. Conn Tea and Dinner Sets and Odd Pieces saith to the churches. To him that causes must be placed the spirit of its history and its mission. Branch office, Danbury, overcometh, to him will I give to eat our age. As is often said, we live in III. Cure If, then, we have traced condition of We are out of this last line of and shall of the tree of life." The author of an age of commercialism, secularism one aspect of the the S. $ing goods tha Apocalypse is uttering messages and materialism. Men to-d- seem to church, and if we have observed some J. BATES, sell what we have on hand at less than cost. Some fine to seven and believe the tan- of the contributory causes of that the churches, throughout that only the outward, Monumental &Building Work goods among them at big bargains. these chapters there reverberates this gible and the external are worthy of status, then we may logically pass and Done Pneu "To him that overcometh." life's effort. It is assumed to the consideration of some remedy Lettering; Carving by appeal: greatest matic loois. It occurs seven times, and seems to that the things which are seen are for this condition. Instantly it be- Hardware"and Farmers of AH Kinds Cleaning and Monuments and Machinery bear the burden of the seer's mes- eternal and that reality belongs to hooves us to realize precisely what we Headstones. to sage. While addressed apparently to things of sense. Thus, men's minds seek. There is no effort here pre- 42 Water St., Norwalk, Ct. ills the individual, it is addressed to him y are full of practical material- scribe some panacea for all the of The Farmers' Store. as a member of the church. The wri- ism, ana in some cases with a the church. No effort is here put forth ter pleads for a church that overcomes, materialism. The result is to indicate better methods of organ- M. G. KEANFS that conquers, that wins the victory that tnings spiritual are regarded with ization. And, most of all, there is no against it3 foes and assailants. We diminishing esteem, and any organi attempt to meet the specific difficulties Monumental come naturally therefore, to the con- zation which exists to foster the spirit of any particular field or church. All Works, 3D). W.- sideration of the theme : "The church ual life, while it may not'be opposed, these things lie on the surface.and are that overcometh. " is silently ignored. entirely dependent upon the spirit Housatonic Ave., Bridgeport. Shelton, Conn. Unless v The present condition of the church. Again, the great modern scientific which lies back of them. we But before we can movement has undoubtedly contrib- can go beneath all this external ma- rightfully appr- permitted and doubtless wisely, under the significance of the overcom- uted largely to the present status of chinery yea, go to the very heart eciate existing conditions to thwart the church," and the im- Modern sci- and will of the church itself then we ing consequently organized Christianity. administration of trial justice, 'ihese of our we need to be- ence has come to the door of the tem- speak in vain. What we need is some portance subject, are, indeed, serious defects in our legal gin with actual life and to put before ple of knowledge and demanded ac- new conception of," or new attitude to, pystem ; but they are not the occasion ourselves the facts the pres- cess to every part ; not only to the out- our tasks and problems. Or we need .concernng of despair to the leg.l profession, to church. And court but to of holies. some old and historic attitude VICTO ent day any attempt er every holy yet the political parties, not to the people to do this, even would No transept not even the chancel it- and driven home to our inner imperfectly, at large. These imperfections will be us far beyond time limita- self can remain inaccessible to its new selves. I find this spirit or attitude carry pur righted. tions. we are forced to goddess. As a resulf every sphere of expressed in the idea of the overcom- Consequently Again, the political situation of our and in our knowledge, discipline has been ing church. Some of the elements of generalize generalization every nation does not present a picture of liable to for as a rule to viewed in a new light and snme ad- this spirit we need now to consider in peculialy err, Utopian perfection. The party system i3 to treat and modifications have been order to rightly comprehend it in its generalize only unjustly justments reveals serious weaknesses, and seems or individual cases. Conse- necessary. A natural and just conser- full and vital Eignificance. specific to afford opportunity for cor- - church has I observe we need to ample quently we must endeavor to speak of vatism on the part of the And, first, that ' ' i i Ti n i.. .. rupiion anu onoury. raixy allegiance one of the condi- led the world to infer that the church recognize the fundamental truth that but aspect present often operates to thwart the perform tions of the church and to do so must be ranked as a dead or moribund all life is imperfect; that every sphere fully ance of conscientious duty. Even Don't borrow your fun conscious of the of the organization. of activity has its problems, difficulties inadequacy with the assumption of public office effort. Furthermore, our age is marked by and failures ;that at times every phase at home. Have a Victor. V we do not find the complete elimination tfave your own. Have it With this word let us a phenomeanl expression of Christ- of activity appears inefficient and un- small down and a dollar a week gives you the i prefatory of all evil. Our government itself A payment consider ianity in txtra church forces; fecial worthy of existence. It is helpful at bands and orchestras; the popular then the popular conception needs contant improvement. Our ma grand soloists, the great of the church's condition. It settlements, various clubs, homes and times to remember that the church is ballad comic hits a world of melody and present nicipal governments have been noto singers; the song new church stock organizations are putting nito practical not the only organization and religion, is no ihougnt that riously inefficient, and have made egre ' not in which weakness nt to-da- y is below The church is working the teachings of Jesus. Our the only spaere, all about the easy-payme- plan if decidedly par. gious blunders in the administration We'll telryoia under cloud. Various articles are time is marked by the social applica- may be detected and in wnich failures call. ' a ' you'll to the" needs of are sometimes The law is published containing laboriously elab- tion of Christianity apparent. THE CENTURY CO., orated statistics to show the decline men. This fact has. no doubt, in some confronted with obstacles no less in- in church attendance and accessions. measure contributed to the impression superable than those of religion. The Sales Agents, American law be de- It is alleged that the church is losing that Christianity, unable to find ade- condition pf can 837 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn. olif meth- scribed as short of its grasp on the men and that the quate expression under the nothing appalling. church its bonds Its its lack of young people find little attraction with- ods of work, burst chaos, systematization The "Champion in its walls. There is no need of citing and came to its real fruition in other are patent facts. But beyond this the actual of the American courts here the statistical proof of these forms. operation Suit for $5 to-d- Boys, ffirmations. It would only burden Finally, back of all these possible is a matter of serious concern. CIGARS That Satisfy in Quality and Price. causes lies a fact which has had That department of our government you. Likewise it is often asserted that Is made to give No matter what, tou nav for dears at D. D. be an ever chasm exists be- mighty significance in shaping the which ought to a model of per- Smith's you are certain of getting greater value than elsewhere. Goods are always fresh, as widening extra long service most reasonable. Boxtradea to-d- stock is moved Quickly. Biggestline in the city and prices the . conceptions of the church. fection is so tardy in its oper- tween the church and varied classes of present under the hardest specialty, while often the ac- That fact is none other than the pres- ation as to be the occasion of serious ime lineoi ripes, uigarnoiaers, xoDaccosin xms auu mi oiuuKois jitucaounco. society, sweeping usage to , wear of a of weakness within the apprehension, while large masses of cusation is cavalierly made that the ence spirit and save money D. D. SMITH, Cigar and Gun Store, failed to it- church itself; a lack of courageous the people have lost confidence in the church,has utterly adjust and mending. U Fairfield Ave., Opp. Poll's, BrldgeporOConn. and the absence of a courts because technicalities are often self to modern thought, conditions and aggressiveness Only the tough- Do not forget that we carry the mosticompletelline'Of sportingigoods in the city." life. In fact, the present great wave est fabrics are us- of sentiment demanding high ethical ed; all seams are standards in business and politics is double-sew- n with attributed to non-chur- forces. linen thread and Standard Diaries and calendars Moriover, the ministry is often char- taped; stout linen resist-strains- For 1909. acterized as weak and inefficient, the stays ; number of stu- diminishing theological pants have double & " dents is widely deplored, the organi- seat and knees. Hayes Betts, Main Conn. zation, curricula and faculties of the Handsome (9 , 993 Street, Bridgeport, ological seminaries are attacked and suitsv the assumed chaotic condition of theo- in medium and science is deemed suicidal. darl logical . I , mixtures, Again, while this may be one aspect sizes 7. to 16, $5. Correct Optical Work. - condition of the church . "V'- of the present , "X A Let your boy test That Is the kind our manufacturing department turns out. vannAnMiWii ".imiKt. " nnri 'Vlnsfl" mav rharjintfirizft tnft work of some. 'as reflected in opinion without a popular Champion Suit. M but optical work left In our charge Is completed.with exactness that comes only with the organization, it i of interest to Clothes, hats, shoes and y rears of experience. turn our attention to the inner spirit for boys of all ages. " of the church and ask if we find any Established 1875. - V confirmation of this extreme opinion. Again, we must emphasize the need of remembering that we deal here YOU TO with one aspect of the church's life. DO WANT BE CERTAIN But in general, is it not true that Outfitters to Men. Women and Children That your Prescription is filled as your physic is all too admission there an willing Northwest Corner an would like to have it? If so, bring it here. and acceptance of these opinions and dain Street and Fairfield Avenue, this assertions? Is it not a fact that , 1irid!eport, Conn. KEV R F. WYLAND, Curtis' popular opinion of the church is thor- Pharmacy, believed numbers of oughly by large Pastor of the Congregational Church, Sherman. Corner Main and Elm Sts., i Bridgeport, Conn church members that in many quar THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JANUARY I 1009 7

Professional Cards. The Newtown Bea d. O. JONES B. P. JOM;S Newtown, FrldayJwiuary I, lt. Nurses' Registry & Home, ROWLAND'S , 1088 Fairfield Ave,. Telephone 834, llrldircport, Conn,, Huntington. Jones Bros. PumiIli'rmriiof all trrali. flixvlal at. Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue, Cannon Street. eiilion trivuu to ilia rniulri'imiiit tit each 'vihtk"iui.ls." cm, CalU ri'i'lvt prompt ttiU'iitlim in or out, Dodglngtown ti( Uiwn, tiny nr niuni. (rmliinii'it In I'lmruu, Mlswa Franrea II. Wckford and MIm It. II. lion j iimn. Mb M. K. Monrcii.' Murlnn DetirdHli'y of Smith collide aro enjoying the (.'hrlHtinun hollditya ot their honied here. W.J. BEECHER, Mr. and Mix, John Sholton of New Haven, spent ChrlstmuH with the (tit- Attorneyat-Uw- . g ter's pillelltH, wn Grain Roomii 25 and 3d Hmifurd llldif, llrldtfeport A tun born to Mr. and Mir. This Week the Hay on 20. Ofllco In Ni'wumrn open on Haturday from Jumi'H Fair Sunday, December I a. in. to a. :w p.m. Mr. I't-te- r Vtmder Lelth and two Tel. 53-1- daughter are visiting reluilveg In F. J. M. llrooklyn. Gale, 1)., Mm. Wllllnni Johnson and Muster Sale AT BETHEL PRICES Theron are enjoying two week at Winter Olllee In the David Benin Residence, HIll'IbliriH! FlillH, MllKH. Newtown Street. MImh Nellie Iteynolds ot Sholton In 1 Mivwed anywhere in Flut Sw iimp Dist. a guest nt V. R lhvw'n. Om.'d 1 1 on m: 8 to 9 a. m., 1 to 2 and 7 to H p. m Mr. and Mm. John Therklldsnn and TERMS CASH OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. lire a few at of family spending days White Watorvllle. Dlt. !''"" -- MS- WaLTEK II. KlEKNAN, Mrs. K. C, Shcltnn and won were L Christmas Day guests of Mrs. Bennett home-keepe- r PHYSICIAN AND 81' KG EON. French. Brings to every great op- Conn. Miss Georela Hoyt Is spending her to to such useful articles as Sandy Hook, ChrlHtmiis vacation with friends in portunity buy advantage Free Tafccuretle. Office Horn: 8 to 9 a. m 1 to 2 and 7 to 8 p. m Olen Cove and Brooklyn. Telephone: IB-- 3. Miss Ida Von Wcrdor wns enter- Muslin Underwear Dull black finish, very tasteful in appearance. tained by her mother the latter part A nice Christmas Gift. or me ween. Sheetings very DENTAL PARLORS. Miss Marion Beardsley was a Sun Cottons day guest of her cousin, Miss Kath-erin- e Given for 50 Ozone Trade Marks. Expert dentistry, painless and reliable. In Host modern Hclentltllc used Ambler New Haven. Pillow Cases and appliance A Used for painless operations. very pleasing program wag ar Call at our office and tret acquainted with the high ranged and carried out Wednesday Embroideries of we offer to users of Ozone Goods DR. C. B. grade premiums BLACKMAN, evening at the Sunday School Christ- Christmas leaflet-I- ts free. mas Linens Send for our Surgeon Dentist. Office In Post Olllee Block, tree entertainment. Much cred- New Milford, Conn. it Is due Miss Hoyt and Mrs. Worden, Towels wno took special pains to drill the OZONE SOAP WORKS, young folks. The church was pretti- White Goods. Dr F. E. ly decorated with greens and Xmas s05 Housatonic Ave.. Bridgeport, Conn. Judson, bells, and was rilled by Interested on- Of each of these, the White Sale a lookers. After the exercises the tree brings large quan- Articles sent by express.!cliargcs paid by receiver. DENTIST, Olllee 8 a. in. to 5 m. was stripped of its presents for each tity: a great variety, and at prices much lower than usual. open p. his 57 Center St., Bethel. scholar, and the pastor and wife In low ex- were kindly remembered with every case price'is coupled with extra value and Georgetown Office at II. J. RomsenVresI-denc- e. gold open Wednesdays from 9 a. m. to b'.v.m. pieces. cellent and No room tor PROGRAM OP S. S. ENTERTAIN- workmanship dependable quality. The LARGEST MENT. detailed news here, but you will do well to come. Song of Welcome. and finest stock and best equipped Jewelry Store In Connecticut Rev. Mr. offers you Its mighty power of close buying backed by experiences of over Forty Years. Prayer Bickford. Your Wants cannot better be than at this old and well known bouseot Dr E. S. Todd. Solo Mrs. Stone. Jewelry supplied - When Christmas Comes Arthur VETERINARY SUROEON, MeEwen. Q. W. Fairchild & Inc., Jesus By five children. Year Sons., New Milford, Conn. Anthem choir. The New Opens The Feller's Stocking Grace Mac Manufacturing and Retailing Jewelers, Bath. With A Opticians, C. E. Alice In Wonderland School child, Osborne, Jr., ren. The Lowest Price house in Connecticut for high grade flerchandlse. 8TEPNEY.:CONN. Quartette Matilda Von Werder, Wonderful Book Sale. Flora Hubbell, Gordon, Shaud, Hans Established 18C5. "At the Sign of the Chimes," and Paper Therklldson. Painting Hanging, It will interest who reads. We shall sell 997 Main Street and Arcade, Bridgeport, Conn. Of all kinds. Satisfaction In all work guar- Under the Mistletoe Francis Don- everybody anteed. Estimates gladly furnished. ovan. books at prices never heard of before. All sorts of books Bijah's Story Marion Shand. you The Shepherds Were Watching from grave to gay and from standard books of years to latest Hazel Worden. oooooo oiooooooooooooooo opoo Alexander Noe, best-kno-wn Christmas Bells Are Ringing Clear popular stories by authors. Not all are in per- Choir. Veterinary Dentist, fect condition but prices are shamefully low you will not Oxy-Acetyle- ne Christmas Wishes By eight girls. I Welding and O P. 0. Box 164, Ansonla, Ct. Waft the Tidings School. mind the hurts they have suffered. Mail attended to. What the Little Girl Said Eleanor orders'promptly Tomlinson. Think of 50c for a book published at $1.50! That is but Lady Teardley's Guest Jessie Brazing Shand. asam pie. Dr Battam, Song of the Pine .School. t IN ALL METALS Clarence Smith of spent DENTIST, Danbury 5? We make the most difficult in broken engine cyl-- Bank Street. New Milford, part of last week at W. E. French's. repairs Miss Helen Jones entertained Miss inders, crank cases, finished, machine parts of all descriptions. Fannie Bickford at her home Sunday. The Howland Goods Dry jgj Aluminum in All Forms. Aluminum Bronze. v New Year W Nickel and Platinum. Happy Georgetown. Company, To Our Host of Patrons, BRIEFLY NOTED. A reception was held at the home o Oxy-CaLr- bi Our stock of goods was never before so of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bennett on Co., charmingly displayed, and we have ne'er be- of Mr. and Connecticut. fore shown so and desirable an Monday evening, in honor Bridgeport, fl 17 Webster Street, New Haven, Conn. useful array were re- of articles suitable for the holiday season. Mrs. D. Harold Mohr, who. (O) You must see it to appreciate the truth of our cently married at York, Pa. The assertion, space will not permit enumeration Dramatic club presented the young couple with a handsome cut glass A little attention to your horse water set. from an when experienced veterinary tBB3E3 H. H. CANFIELD, Miss Fanny Perry, a teacher in the the first signs of being out of condi- schools of is 5 North Woodbuey. Ct. public Danbury, spend- tion are manifested, will save you I A SaJe and Sure ing her vacation at her home here. time and money in the long run. i Mrs. Floyd Jennings is entertaining Many horse owners have their ani- CougSi Cure. i r her niece from Germany. mals examined regularly, and a sim- Water Mrs. Hubert Taylor spent Saturday ple treatment often forestalls a se- in Danbury. rious malady. Dr. H. H. Burlison, Mrs. Mary E. Bennett, who has the well known veterinarian surgeon, Kemps Balsam Supply been ill is improving. has had many years of experience Kate of is Miss Connery Rid'gefield and is prepared to give first class X For Towns, Factories, etc. Miss M. Does not contain Opimn, Tail Against visiting her sister Connery, treatment to horses at his veterinary Soundings made for bridges, Pig who has been critically ill. hospital, corner of Knowlton and Morphine, or any other narcotic Principal J. D. Regan is spending Arctic streets, or at the owner's sta- or "habit-forming- " drug. etc. the World. several weeks in the South. bles. If your horse is out of condi- Mrs. Carrie Kellcy of Dennis, Mass., tion, telephone to Dr. Burlison and There is no Narcotic in Kemp's Balsam. Artesian Wells, who was for her aunt, Mrs. efficient be red and caring prompt and service will at Nothing of a poisonous or harmful Evening morning gray. Mary Crosby, her last illness, your x J Will set the traveler on his way; during disposal. 4 character enters iuto its composition. Drive Wells, Wells, Old Dug Wells and rod returned with Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Hydraulic But evening grey morning This clean and pure couc;h cure Will bring down rain upon his head. Bennett to their home in Belleville, Deepened. N. J. J cures coughs that cannot be cured medicine. And to the travelers coming this way Carver Taintor is again at the home H.n-ah- : by nuy otLer Pneumatic Las thousands con-- X at Short Notice. Systems you will know this is the place. Why? of his daughter, Mrs. John W. Ferris. Nothing better for the boys than bread It saved from Pumps repaired For the stars and stripes are floating Rumor says "Louis Barrett con- from Gold Medal Flour. Rebecja. sumption. Windmills and Tanks. a 5 10 cent i and in this space 200 feet deep, templates starting and a M Iris saved norlands of lives. o Write us and we will look the over free of high store in his new ground charge. 200 feet wide and in the building on building. t .i jc. bottle contains 10 doses. t the north side you will find The F. H. At all drn-r- ts', 23c, 50c. and $1. 2 Chase Feed Store, with the Willow Don't accept anything else. Y underneath. You Sherman. Brook Dairy Co., Pamela: j Artesian Well Co., then can four rods south and enter Bridgeport go Be sure to use Gold Medal Flour. 1475 Park Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. the railroad station house ; you then THE CHRISTMAS SERVICE. Isabella and find Tel. 1167-1- 2. can travel four rods east the The Christmas entertainment in the place where Chase first began to cheat Congregational church Christmas in weights ; this building contains 100 Eve was a very pleasant affair. The barrels of Flour or more, and farming trimming of the church and the dec- utensils in galore ; you then can go orating of the tree which was very three rods east, enter the Horse shed much admired by all, was in charge Warren C. baled overhead. This of I. C. Atchison and C C. Stevens. Allen, containing Hay Alex and Mills is the home of old Dandy, too, a horse Ferguson Hungerford Sherman, Conn. procured the tree and placed it in the New Milford's Most Keliable Store. that is old but very true. The Inter- The was Another LotTrim church. Pastor presented STROUT national stock food building comes next with a quartered oak rocker and E. A. CO., with poultry netting, gasolene, Max- center table from the ladies of the THE Boston, New York, Philadelphia. med Hats, - well car called a machine ; you then parish, and from the gentlemen a Farms and sold. case. A. D. Gid- - bought can go four rods east ; here stands the very nice gun in a then can dings, Superintendent oi tne ounuay $2.98. Blacksmith shop at ease; you with a Fire Insurance. trn fnnr mAa nnrrh srnn. read this sisn. School, was also presented nice rocker. Reliable companies. Lowest Rates. "Coal Yard." The of colds very price The duet by Miss Esther Johnson New Year Sale You then can two marked up high go and Grace Briggs was fine; also the McCormick Farm. Machinery. rods west and from ana get your weights one by Mrs. T. J. Rogers miss THE Mowers. Reapers, Hay Bakes. Special Values in Furs. Jones' scales and Jones, he pays the The anthem the choir was Weber Farm Wagons, etc Brush. by Values in Suits and Coats. frieght. You then can read this sign, finely rendered; in fact the evening Special "Post Office and General Store in- entertainment was faultless. Warren C. Allen, . side." Tel. 2(6-- New Milford-Division- Several crops of tobacco remain un THE STORE Evening red and mornrilng gray sold in this community. Has set the tideof travel this way. Morton Herrick from Virginia sur- And if you will stop and rest'awhile. with Steam and Drink our wines and take a smile. prised some of his friends short surprise calls nt Christmas time. Hot Water Dance our songs and sit awhile , Is in full blast. HP In your mind you'll read this Sign: Starr Gidings from near Willlman-tic- Heaters, Dolls. Cut Glass. Fancy Boxes. Albums. Sil a few Uniq ver Novelties, !omb and Hrush 'Sets, Mani- INDIAN 'SAGWA. was at his father's, days This sale is made for your benefit. We're to share the week. willing Manufactured by cure Sets. Pin Cushions. Smoking Sets, Books. last in heart of the season Pictures. uten. Purses, wuckwear Office of Dr John Monroe. Mr. Brush and sister from I.ew profits with you just the holiday when you Perfumes, We to save 25 to 40 PER CENT on Gloves, Aprons, Waists and Skirts. Fairfield, have been guests of Oieir need the goods. promise you J. A. NOPTHROP, Prop., T. Winter Furnishings and Useful sister, Mrs. J. Rogers. your Clothing, Milford. Cons. Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Carlson Slw spent Christmas In Forestville, near E. & Fred H. Chase, W'aterbury, with Mrs. Carlson's fath- Stone Son, er and sister. New Yeer Goods South Kent, Ct. Miss Cornelia Gelston and Miss Danbury, Conn. and save Anna Stuart are home for the holiday Come in while you have the opportunity your hard earned Flowers Telephone 1!4. vacation. dollars. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hungerford There was never before a sale attempted at this time of the Narcissus and Fresias, on and an-we- and Violets. were in Danbury Christmas year. It's just your luck that the season has been backward 're Carnations the following Sunday. overstocked with now and stock for wind was weicomeu in goods. Buy up the Tomlinson's A little boy baby ter at the we offer, 25 to 40 per cent on all Fred C. New Milford the family of Charles A. Carlson, on savings purchases. Hoyt, C. E. Riddiford is headquarters for Saturday, December 26. correct and satisfactory work in watch Lunch & Restaurant On Wednesday evening or xm and clock repairing. Quick week a sociable was held at Mr. 3 Watch and clock 2 Main St., Just below State. Johnson's. SURPRISE repairing promptly A lnr hair of olnthiniT WaS Sent THE STORE, Pure and Fresh attended to at the store of M.JW. Bridgeport, Ct. last week by the Dorcas society, to Hill. the Connecticut Children s aiu soci New Milford, Danbury, 47 The choicest chrysanthemum, car- ety. Bank Street. White St. Dairy Products violets Home-mad-e cooking that will nations and canfbe obtained of Fred C. Hoyt, the florist - please you. New Milford Creamery. when in the OABTOHIA.Ito Kind to" Ha? lm!fS Take watches! and Give us a call city. tiu , your clocksjthat i - fir. a W.A PARCELLS. Prop. need C. E. New CHAS.A. PAECELLS Met repairing.to Riddiford, Regular Dinner 25c. Milford. THE NEWTOWN CKw, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1000.

Women's Shoe Specials. The Store That A Sale That Women's Bath Robes. Broken linos of our itopulur styles patent Fulfills v Promises colt ami dull ciilf bluchers and tun button shoes W 9 INCORPOnATEO Its Actual Terry-clot- h lath robes; with ami suede in this formerly (hO ffn leather tops QC Promises. OUTFITTERS TO MEN WOMEN & CHILDREN Savings. $5, reduced now to $4Jls bigsaloat ' M?A.J BRIDGEPORT, CONN. it A Clearance Sale of Women's Apparel !

This U our regular January Clearance Sale, though planned on broader lines than any we have here- In tofore conducted. With almost no exceptions our whole enormous stock of the best apparel for women Bridgeport ever saw has been price-cu- t in the most decisive way. Not one garment will ba carried over, be the loss what it may! We can enumerate only a few of the wonderful bargains. You must see them to fully appreciate the amazing values the sale presents. Come early in the day, even if you have a trip of some dis- tance to make. It will pay you. If you have Christmas money to spend, now is the golden Opportunity ! Sale Begins at 8.30 A. Al., Tuesday, January 5th, 1909.

Tailored Suits Reduced. Brand New Suits Reduced.

Thirty-tw- o suits in broadcloth, cheviot and serge, both plain tailored styles and trimmed models, lined with line qual- We have several lines of suits wlvch have just been re ity silks and satins. Most of these suits are made w ith long reived, made by the manufacturers at the end of their season coats but some arc in shorter styles; some are this season's to close out what materials they had on hand. These are made but all styles, but most of them arc from a previous season; in the veiy newest style. Bought in the regular way during are good, warm, serviceable garments and the skiVts alone are the height of the s.;ason,. they would have cost a great deal worth more than the price asked for entire suits. They come more money. As it is, wo can offer them at astoundingly low mostly in black, with a few colors; sizes 32 to 44; formerly prices. from $15 to now $9.90. priced $50, One lot consists of fancy worsteds and fancy serges in a One lot of all of them purchased for this modified is inches with Re-Duce- suits, nearly Directoire style. Coat 42 long straight d. worsteds,broad-cloth- s Coats i season's business, comprising serges, cheviots, back, hip'ess effect, buttoned with six large cloth covered but- Fur and chevron weaves; sizes 14 years to 38 bust measure; tons; the high incroyable collar is of satin with Persian em- colors and mixtures. Formerly navy smoke, green, gray broidery and finished with black satin ties; the skirt is on the from to now $15. priced $22.50 $45, new gored pattern with button trimmings on the front. Coat Broadcloths, worsteds, cheviots and fancy mixtures made lined throughout with best quality satin and interlined to the Now Is The Time To Buy ! i in suits of this season's best models, with long coats and gored waist. Regular $35 value at $25. Them. in all all Women's Coats skirts; the most desirable shades; sizes; formerly Another entirely new model is made from broadcloth in $35 and now $25. priced $32.50, 37.50; catawba, smoke, navy and black ; the coat cut on Directoire 1 sable squirrel coat, 26 inches long, Reduced. Eleven Suits left from the higher class novelty goods in lines, with Colonial velvet shawl ollar and braid from $ 80 to $ 70 large pockets, from broadcloths and worsteds, some in tailored models, lined with fine and value 1 sable squirrel coat, fancy plain trimmings; satin interlined. A $35 85.00 to 75.00 and others in trimmed effects; Directoires, Heavy English mixture and beautifully finished, at $25. 1 Atlas seal coat, 52 inches long, Empires and semi-fitte- d plain coat suits. Formerly priced from. 135.00 to 100.00 suitable foi automo- Another handsome new model is made 'from self striped serge coats, from to now $37.50. 1 28 $45 $75; in Colonial with flat collar Hudson seal coat, inehes long, bile and woar,in solid blues, Lymansville cheviot style; round, from 145.00 to 100.00 outing to small will be made Owing the radical reductions, a charge and silk ties; large pockets, button trimmed; lined with guar- 1 seal 28 inches orowns, and combinations, Atlas coat, long, greens for necessary alterations. anteed satin and interlined. These are in sizes suitable for from 80.00 to 65.00 in and trimmed effects. Some 1 seal 42 inches plain Misses and Small Women, and come in navy, gray, mulberry Atlas coat, long, from 85.00 to 70.00 have a soft standing broadcloth and black; $22.50. 1 pony cat, braid trimmed, 24 in- collar, and others have shaped col- Costumes and Dresses Reduced. These prices are so low that a small charge will be made for ches long, from 35.00 to 20.00 1 30-in- from 50.00 to 40.00 lars and deep cuffs necessary alterations. pony coat, The reductions in this section include 1 42-in- pony coat, from 60.00 to 75.00 practically 1 52-in- pony coat, from 75.00 to 65.00 6 mixture coats reduced from our entire stock of dresses, all of which, with two or 1 coat, from 70.00 to 60.00 35.00 to 25.00 three are of this season's models. 1 50-in- pony coat, from 80.00 to 70.00 1 mixture coat reduced from exceptions, ! 1 50-in- pony coat, from 85.00 to 75.00 20.00 to 15.00 Garments Reduced. 1 36-in- from 55.00 to 45.00 2 blue batiste lingerie dresses, lace and embroidery trimmed, Opera pony coat, coat reduced from. - 1 24-in- from 25.00 to 20.00 'lgrajf serge were $15, now $8.50 pony coat, 35.00 to 18.50 1 "imported 1 blue swiss was now 7.50 1 broadcloth opera coat in roulee shade, lined with satin duch- carriage 1 coat reduced from light fancy dotted dress, $12.50, from 100.00 to 50.00 gray serge was 39.75, now $25.00 coat, 15.00 to 10.00 1 blue batiste lingerie dress, was $10, now 6.50 ess; 1 Terra Cotta colored broadclosh opera cape, trimmed with Per- 2 mixture cnats reduced from 1 pink batiste lingerie dress, was 22.50, now 12.50 sian and was $50, now 37.50 27.50 to.20.00 1 blue bat'ste lingerie dress, was 22.50, now 12.50 embroidery jewelled buttons; 6 mixture coats reduced from 1 mais colored messaline, prettily trimmed with lace and shirr- 1 tan opera coat in broadcloth, with brown satin lining; sou- Fur Lined Coats 25.00 to 15.00 ing; shirred and lace trimmed mousquetaire sleeves; tache trimmed collar and cuffs Jof black satin edged 1 mixture coat reduced from was 37.50, now 18.50 with velvet; front and back of coat trimmed with broad " to 12.50 and embroidered was now 50.00 Reduced 16.50 1 pink messaline princess dress, was $25, now ... 18.50 silk braid buttons; 75.00, 1 sergh coat reduced from 2 .white and 1 blue, lace trimmed messaline dresses; were $20, 1 semi-fitte- d tan broadcloth coat, trimmed with tan velvet and 32.50 to 20.00 15.00 now black satin; was 50.00, now 37.50 coat of broad- reduced from 25.0C Fancy strapped gray 2!serge coats 4 white, lace trimmed messaline dresses, were $35; now semi-fitte- 1 tan Directoire opera coat, trimmed with folds of tan satin cloth in d ef- 20.00 to 15.00 1 white embroidered messaline was new 18.50 Empire dress, 25.00, and satin covered buttons; was 3. 50, now 25.00 lined with best quality 1 now 25.00 fect; tan embroidered messaline dress, was 35.00 lin- - 2 coats reduced from 2 broadcloth coats ; white satin lining and black sat German gray squirrel locke mixture 1 white voile princess made over taffeta ; was 49.75 red opera to 15.00 dress, pink ing ; collar and cuffs of pointed 20.00 now 18.50 in collar End cuffs ; were $25, now 15.00 Sitka fox, regular pr.ee $135, 1 embroidered broadcloth dress in old rose color, with 1 iemi-fitte- d, with embroidered silk co- Empire Nile green opera coat, reduced to $100.00-Blac- k messaline sleeves and lace yoke; was 50.00, now' 32.50 llar; was 35.00, now 25.00 broadcloth coat cut with full 1 brown was now 20.00 fancy panama princess dress; 37.50, strap stam back; cellar ahd 1 brown voile with embroidered net yoke and Full-Leng- th prinaess dress, cuffs of fine Eastern mink; Dressy sleeves; was 37.50, now 15.00 lined with mink paws ; regular 1 and 1 blue broadcloth dresses ; were $45, Coats. navy royal princess price $150.00; reduced to 100.00 now - 20.00 Skirts Reduced. Black broadcloth loose back coac 5 batiste, henrietta and satin princess dresses with embroider with strapped seams ; fine Pe rsian 1 full velvet coat, reduced ed lace yokes ; in black, navy, tan, smoke and blue ; length 1 tunic 22.50, now 16.50 lamb lined with the backs of from 89.00 to 35.00 were 22.50; now 18.50 black taffeta skirt; formerly collar, now 12.50 Siberian formerly $100, 2 black caracul coats.braid trimmed 1 olive green nenrietta princess dress, with tucked net yoke; 1 black taffeta skirt with fancy petal flounce, 16.50, gray squirrel; reduced to $87.50. reduced from 45.00 to 35.00 was $25, now 20.00 1 black voile with taffeta drop skirt, was 16.50, now 12.50 Semi-fitte- d of black with 4 with lace with Persian coat broadcloth 2 black caracul coats, strapped panama princess dresses, yoke edged 1 black chiffon panama skirt, satin trimmed; was 18.50, now 12.50 H2.50 25.00 with genuine Canadian black lynx reduced from to embroidery, in navy, tan, green and gray; were 18.50, were 12.50, now 8.50 satin, 2 black'voile" skirts, taffeta trimmed; collar and cuffs ; lined with German 2 long caracul coats, reduced from . now 14.50 2 black chiffon skirts ; were 18.50, now 10.00 locke 35.00 to 20.00 1 jockey blue massaline dress with embroidered net yoke, size panama gray squirrel lining; formerly 1 black mohair skirt; was 10.00, now 6.50 $100, now $87.50. 1 long caracul coat, reduced from 40; was 27.50, now 20.00 were 10.00, now 6.50 Semi-fitte- d black broadcloth coat 25.00 to 20.00 1 smoke gray broadcloth princess dress with tucked net yoke; 2 black panama skirts; 1 black panama skirt satin trimmed ; 8.75 now 5.00 with strapped seams ; black wolf co- 1 long ottoman silk coat, reduced was 35.00, now 25.00 1 broadcloth skirt: satin trimmed; was 15.00, now 7.50 from 45.00 to 30.00 1 black taffeta princess dress with net yoke and cuffs; was $30 black llar; gray squirrel lined; formerly 1 black broadcloth skirt; was 10.00, now 7.50 $87.50, reduced to $75.00. 2 broadcloth h coats, Jreduced now 22.50 1 black oanma tunic was 8.75, now 5.00 Full back black broadcloth coat from 37.50 to 27.50 1 black crepe de chine Empire dress with lace yoke and cuffs ; ' skirt;' 1 skirt ; was 16.50, now 10.00 with seams ; Persian lamb 2 velvet coats reduced from was 37.50, now 30.00 navy striped panama strapped i " bordered skirts; were 12.50, now 8.50 50.00 to 35.00 1 royal purple and 1 navy wool batiste dress, with soutache 2 naw panama collar; gray squirrel locke' lining, 1 bordered voile skirt; was 16.50. now 8.50 $75.00 reduced to $60.00. 1 45-in- caracul coat reduced from trimmed net yoke; were 16.50, now 12.50 formerly now Semi-fitte- 37.50 to 27.50 1 navy broadcloth skirt; was 10.00, 7.50 d black broadcloth coat three-floun- ' 1 was 16.50, now 7.50 with black collar and 1 black broadcloth, braid trimmed navy panama, skirt; genuine lynx 1 worsted skirt ; was 16.50, now 10.00 $80.00, coat, reduced from 30.00 to 22.50 fancy gray squirrel lining; formerly 1 skirt ; was 10.00, now 6.50 reduced to $65.00. - 30 short coats in broadcloths and ker- Reduced. navy panama Children's Wears broadcloth skirt ; was 8.75, now 1 broadcloth lined 15.00 to 30.00. now di- 1 navy 5.00 black hemster seys; formerly was now from double-breaste- 1 mohair skirt; 8.75, 5.00 coat, opossum collar, $40 to $35. vided into two lots at 5.00 and 7.50. Children's d chinchilla coats, with velvet clolar; navy 1 skirt ; was 7.50 now 5.00 1 squirrel lined coat, wool seal col- lined throughout with flannel ; colors. Jred, blue, navy navy panama panama navy skirts ; formerly 7.50, now 5.00 lar, from $35 to $29.75. and gray, sizes.from 6 to 12 ; formerly $10, now $ 7.50 2 fancy 1 fancy worsted skirt; was 10.00, now 6.50 1 muskrat lined coat, muskrat collar, Gray worsted coats ; were $7.50, now 5.00 navy 1 brown fancy panama skirt ; was 5.90, now 3.50 from $60 to $50. Gray worsted coats ; were $5, now 3.95 ' 1 pgnama skirt, was 10.00, now 7.50 1 squirrel lined coat, blended squirrel f Children's long mixture coats in 'and brown ; lined with brown fancy gray broadcloth skirts ; were 13.75, now 7.50 collar, from $55 to $45. good warm flannel ; were $10, now 7.50 2 brown broadcloth skirt ; was 10.00, now 6.50 1 suslika lined, collar, from Children's coats in navy lined with 1 brown opossum Waists Reduced. long striped broadcloth; $30 to $25. red flannel ; formerly $10, now 7.90 1 squirrel lined, with opossum collar, 1 chevron Directoire coat, size 10; was $12.50, gray worstsd, from $39 to $29.75. waists in tailored now 3.50 Ten Brussels net 1 suslika, lined, blended all over with lace bands 1 diagonal Directoire coat, with fancy but- squirrel styles, tucked gray revers, large Small Furs Must Go. collar, from $39 to $29.75. sleeves and front. tons, size 12 ; was $15, now 10.00 insertee on shoulders, 1 squirrel lined with blended squirrel short-sleev- waists and were 1 red broadcloth, braid trimmed revers, black satin These are Diroctoire, collar, from $45 to $37.50. sold in the of this ties, fancy buttons, size 12; was $16.50, now 12.50 originally early part 1 . 3.50 made wide wale We have many amazing bargains in fur pieces and sets squirrel lined, cat lynx collar, season at 7.50 each, now 1 canard blue, Directoire coat, Jfrom serge from to and trimmed with black braid and buttons; was enumerated below, but just as attractive in quality and $45 $37.50. large not 1 squirrel lined with natural Twelve waists of net with short $12.50. now 10.00 reductions: squirrel and some price as the following specimen collar, from $40 to $35. sleeves, some lined with silk 3 white bear skin coats, slightly soiled, in were dif- sizes; with net, Uimmed in a variety of $7.60, now 3.50 fine also ferent patterns with laces; 1 leather color and 1 navy chinchilla coats in sizes ; Si50.no to tino.oo net waists minK Set. reuu.o" several all over embroidered were $10, now 7.50 blue lynx set. reduced from , 50.00 to 30.00 now 60.00 32.50 sold from 10.00 16.50, 1 color and 1 rose broadcloth satin lined, with blue set, touww to Petticoats Re- formerly f leather coats, lynx throw.Jreduced from 18.50 to 12.50 . 5.90 embroidered and 3 and bine lynx collar cuffs; sizes 4; were mink animal tie. reduced from 37.50 to 25.00 $13.50, now 9.50 mink ammal scarfs, reduced from 25.00 to 1N.50 . i ...iH duced. .1 fivinn 22.50 to 17.50 1 cloth astrakhan coat, size 3; was $8, now $5. gray mink shawl, reduced from 75. 00 to 60.00 mink snawi, reuuciai 120.00 to 90.00 5.00 black taffeta 3.50 hoi;; from 12.50 petticoats, New Models black lynx Directoire collar, satin trimmed, reduces to 8.50 8.75 black taffeta 5.00 Spring rauceu irum 12.50 to 8.50 petticoats, Persian lamo inrecioire rar, 10.00 black 6.50 Children's Dress Reduced. black pony. Directoire collar, reduced from 7.50 to 5.00 taffeta petticoats, Ready. white fox Directoire collar . reduced from 25.00 to 15.00 15.00 black taffeta petticoats, 7.50 reduced from 30.00 18.50 2 accordlan pleated party dresses In white land sage green cassimere. white ermine Directoire collars, to 18.50 white taffeta silk petticoats, 10.00 sizes 10 and 12 were now 18.30 110 to 50.00 stock con- of checked 75.00 to 60.00 16.50 white taffeta petticoats, 8.25 The bulk of our waist 1 nar Panama dress with guimpe shepherd cloth, trimmed mink muff, reduced from with red. size 10; was S6.50, now . 5.00 mink muff, reduced from 60.00 to 40.00 18.50 white taffeta petticoats, 10.00 advance models ' 60.00 to 50.00 sists of Spring just 1 bine dress with guimpe of plaid taffeta silk, size 10: was 13.50, now '10.00 mink muff, reduced from 16.50 stone blue . vTte 60.00 40.00 petticoat, 8.25 1 fine French flannel dress in clan piaid. size 10; was iio, now 8.a0 to received. Bein? early purchases, reduced from 7.50 5.00 10.00 Copenhagen blue petticoat, 6.50 i French dresses in naxy and brown cheviot with patent leather belts, eray squirrel throw, to these beautiful waists offer splen- sizes 6 to 12: were ft. now 3.75 Iray squirrel throw, reduced from ;2.50 to 7.50 15.00 black taffeta petticoat, 8.25 dress with and sleeves of reduced from 2250 to 15.00 1 nary chiffon panama guimpe plaid taffeta, cat lynx collar, 16.50 white taffeta petticoat, . 8.25 did values. . size u: was 116.50, now 12.50

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V- - - , THE NEWTOYvN BEE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1909.

The big Shirt Sale. Fleeced Underwear Special. mumW INCOKPOHATiO Thf bast values in heavy Winter Fleeced Underwear A splendid gathering of $1.25 and $1.50 fancy mwf , we ever offered; single and double breasted shim, full cut and neglige shirts, in regular and coat stj-lcs- cud's on OUTFITTERS TO MEN WOMEN R CHILDREN drawersall sizes up to 50 inches, very special at 50 cents or oil; tho best shirt values of the season at the price of BRIDGEPORT, CONN. (JC' 89c a garment.

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'r.v. Begins Here Tuesday, Jan. 5th. i'f. wait for the Y jj HIS IS THE SALE men who know always sale that 0. never disappoints. Nothing is to be carried over; this season's styles 'A fn obedience iron-cla- d rule of - must hi sold this season to our nothing hi Via.- , , . V.

.s.-- s carried over. You can pick a fine suit or overcoat at a 1 educed price and vv the earlier you come, the better choosing. Therefore, BE EARLY ! j Fancy Overcoats Reduced. We have sold a lot of fancy overcoats this season, but not over half of our enormous stock has been disposed of. Hence the splendid range of styles in the newest colors and cuts with which we open our January Clearance Sale. You never saw better overcoats or better values than you will find here now at

$9.50, $12.50, $14.50, $17.50, $19.50, $24.50. Formerly Priced from $12 to 40. Fancy Suits Reduced. - The big demand for our fancy Winter suits has compelled us to keep all the popular lines up to 'the' mark in sizes, right up to the present time.' We therefore offer a more complete ' line of our most popular sellers than was ever before possible in a January Sale. Beautiful suits in fancy colors-bro- wns, slates, grays, olives and blues. Matchless values at reduced prices; $9.50, $12.50, $14.50, $17.50, $19.50, and $24.50. Formerly priced from $12 to $30. SriASH GO THE PRICES ON BOYS' CLOTHES.

Big Reductions In All Lines.

We, are determined to make this a clean sweep clearance in our Boys' Section. To insure it, prices have been cut 'way below the usual sale ' level lower in some cases than wholesale cost. Everybody knows our boys' clothes are the best in town. Everybody should know how low the sale prices are. Here are a few examples of numberless bargains:

CHILDREN'S SUITS REDUCED.

Euasian Suits, sizes 3 to 7, in colored serges and fancy mixtures : 3.00 to 5.00 Suits, badly broken lines, now $1.85 5.00 to 6.50 Suits, badly broken lines, 2.85 5.00 to 7.50 Suits, regular lines, now 3.85

CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS REDUCED.

Handsome Russian Overcoats for boys from 3 to 8 in all manner of 1 f KL good materials. They would not be here if we had had cold so ' weather, now they must go though at a loss to us : 3.00 to 4.00 Overcoats, broken lines, now, 1.85 At 3.75 to 5.00 Overcoats, broken lines, now, 2.45 11 Hen's Shoes 5.00 to 6.50 Overcoats, broken lines, now, 2.85 5.00 to 10.00 Overcoats, regular lines, now 3.85 Reduced. Boys' Suits Now $1.85. We have taken a lot of double-breaste- d suits with knee-pant- s, in dark brown and gray cheviots and worsteds sizes 7 to 1-7- and $4 and because are not as as suits which are big values at $3 knee pants popular they were we have cut them to $1.85 Shoe stocks in excellent ! , are I Our $3.75 to 5.00 Knee Pants Suits have been reduced for the same reason to $2.85 Our shape And our finest Knee Pants Suits that have been 6.50 to 10.00 are now marked $3,85 a few of the faster styles show broken Knickerbocker Suits,' regularly priced at 5.00, 6.00 and 6.50, are now marked at 2.45, 3.45 and 3.85, and are exceptional values only at those prices mixtures, browns, grays and blues. but in these lines we offer tremendous Beautiful gray Knickerbocker Suits that have been priced up to $10, reduced to 4.85 lines; Our Finest Lines of Boys' Suits and Overcoats, values. Formerly Up to $12 and $13.50, now reduced to $7.85 Broken lots of men's patent blucher, reduced from and 5, now Boys' Overcoats Reduced. $3.50, $i $2.95 ' 7 to 17 movement All of our Overcoats for boys join the clearance at astonishing reductions. No better time to buy than now and down. -- full lines to choose trom prices 'way r Broken lots of Jolinson fe Murphy $3.75 Overcoats are now $2.85 , 6.00 patent lace and button shoes, reduced 5.00 to Overcoats are now a.ss $4-9- 5 6.00 to 7.50 Overcoats are now 4.85 from $6, now

v - " 10 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JANUARYl , 1909..

BRIDGEPORT, CONN. SATURDAY, JAN. 2, 1909,

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We planned this sale months In advance on some lines, securing under-price- d Merchandise when the opportunity came. We have In addition accumu- lations of our ow n stock of Winter Goods that have changed prices in this sale. The lessened prices do not mean inferior goods, but desirable, satisfactory merchandise at prices which mean a saving to you. The January Sale of Muslin Underwear. This Sale includes a collection of dainty French Lingerie at remarkably low prices. Beautiful hand-ma- de and hand-embroider- ed garments whith women have always admired, but which previously seemed like extravagance to possess. Now they cost but little more than the domestic garments. Price Special lot of Covers, lace and ham- Corsets Sale $12.50. 24 inch Black Figured Silks, $1.00 Mercerized Damask 39c and 50c a burg trimmed. Sale Price 39c each. Fine Tailored Suits, were $20. Sale quality.. Sale price 69c yd. yard, Gowns. Price French Covers, hamburg or lace Special lot of Corsets in Seconds, in- $15. 22 inch Black Messaline, 75c quality. 5x8 Napkins 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 a Fine Tailored and Cambric Gowns, high neck, tucked trimmed. Sale Price 48c each. cluding the best known makes, 39c Suits, were $25 $30. Sale price 56c yd. dozen. A few soiled covers vere $1, Now 69c worth 50c and 59c worth Sale Price $18. 36 inch Bluck Messaline, $1.50 qual- 45x36 Pillow Cases, 12l3e yoke; also Nainsook Gowns, round pair 75c, pair 8c, 10c, each. 69c worth $1.50 to $2.50. ity. Sle price 98c yd. 6Bc!l ' lace trimmed. $1, $1.50; pair neck, short, sleeves, Waists. 52x36 Pillow Cases. 15c each. Sale price 39c each. Drawers. Children's White Bear Skin Coats, Colored Silks. 72x90 Bleached Sheets, 35c each. Cambric Gowns, V shaped yoke with $1.98, $2.25, $3.50, were $2.50, $3.50, 25 dozen White Cheviot Waists worth 81x90 Bleached Sheets, 48c and .50c! "Good Um- $4.50. (Right Aisle rear) 50c. Sale Price 29c each. Taffeta Silks, all colors, value each. tucks, and hamburg or cluny lace in- Muslin, deep hemstitched, plain, brella ruffle. Sale Price 15c. 20 dozen Black and White Repp 75c. Sale price 58c yd. 81z90 Brown Sheets,. 50c and 55c ruffle also Cambric stripe sertion, trimmed; Extra heavy Muslin, with deep hem Cloak Waists worth $1. Sale Price 69c each. Crepe de Chine, all colors, value 75c. each. Dept. 9-- Gowns-hi- gh neck with ; cluster of ruffle. Sale 10 dozen White embroidered Sale 50c 4 Brown Sheetintr. nnA and tucks in Umbrella Waists, price yd. "" OF m.w99, m. 9V.muv m 25c. and de value $1.00. tucks and hamburg inserting in yoke. Price Women's Short Jackets, Kersey or front cuffs, worth $1.50. Sale Crepe Chine, figured, yard. Good trimmed. 98c each. Sale 59c 9-- 4 &j Sale 49c each. muslin, hamburg Cheviot, worth from $8.50 to $10. Sale Price price yd. Bleached Sheeting, 23c a yard. price 39c. A lot of White Lawn and Silks reduced from Domet 8c Sale Price Price $2.95 and $5. Fine quality Stripe Fancy Flannel 5c, 10c yd. Cambric Gowns, low neck, ribbon ' hemstitched worth and 75c aud 85c to 49c a Wool 25c Isabella Drawers, Black Kersey Coats, 50 inches long, Waists, $1.95 $2.50. Sale yard. Flannel yd, worth 33c. and lace short sleeves. Sale Price 48c. and each. Plaid Silks combinations Towels 12 c, trimmed, flounce. Sale collarless, worth $12.50. Sale Price Price $1.50 $1.95 beautiful 5c, 10c, 15d each. 75c and White China Silk worth of colors, value $1.00. Sale 49c Bath Towels 9( 1!? .LOn IRn Price 53c each. Better qualities $1.00. $7.95. Waists, price - avw, un, bawj. Sale 10- -4 ""Cambric neck with Black Kersey and Cheviot Coats, $1.50 to $2, (All sizes). Price yd. Cray or White Blankets 49c and Gownshigh 22 inch 75c Sale 75e - of tucks and two wide insertions Chemise. worth $13.50 and $15. Sale Price $10. $1.19 each., Pongee, quality. pair. cluster Price 49c 11--4 also round neck, Coats that were $20 and $25. Sale yd. Gray or White Blankets 95e, of hamburg; hamburg Colored Silk 75c trimmed. Sale 69c each. Cambric Knee ham- Price $15. Kimonos. Messaline, quality" $1.15, $1.50 pair. price Chemise, length, Sale 59c White Woolen Blankets Extra fine Nainsook Gowns, round trimmed. Sale 48c each. Women's Tourist Coats, all sizes, price yd. $2.50, $3.00, burg price Remnants of Silks in and $3.50 and $4.00 neck, hamburg and ribbon trimmed; Combinations Covers and short worth $5 to $7.50. Sale Price $1.95. 25 dozen Flannelete Kimonos worth trimming pair. 39c Waists lengths, half price. Comfortables 75c, $1.00, and Also Muslin Gowns, high neck, tucked skirts, hamburg trimmed cover, tucks All that were $10, Now $7.50. 50c. Sale Price each. $1.25 15 dozen Kimonos--wor- th (Left Aisle, rear.) $1.50 each. yoke. Sale price 79c each. in skirt, ruffle. Sale Price 79c each All that were $5.95 and $7.50, Now German Flannel Fringed White Spreads $1.00, Cambric Gowns square reck, ham- were$l. t $5. 75c. Sale price 50c each. '$1.25, ! Ki- . Dress $1.39 and $1.50 each. long sleeves. Sale Combination Cover and Short Skirt, Misses' coats that were $5.95. Sale 10 dozen heavy German Flannel Goods. burg trimmed, White SDreacs75c. $l.fM $1 ok anA 89c each. round neck Val lace trimmed. Sale Price $3.95. monos worth $1. Sale Price 75c each. Price 36 inch Dress Goods, brown, $1.50 each. Cambric Gowns, square neck, ham- Price 95c. Children's Coats that were $5. Sale Eiderdown Dressing Sacques, worth plain navy, dark and Marseilles $1.98 each. 31 and lace trimmed, also round Some better at $1.39, $2, Price $2.95. $1.25. Sale Price 95c each. light green, garnet, Spreads burg qualities plaids, and value Crash 5c,. 6 l-- and 8c fine and ribbon trimmed. Children's Coats that were $5.95. grey, fancy mixtures, a yard. I neck hamburg $2.50, $3.25. 29c. Sale 22c - 12 95c each. Sale Price $3.95. price yd. , Long Cloth, yards in.a piece, 95c' Sale Price 36 inch All Wool 50c. Feather Children's Coats were $6.95. Wrappers. Suitings, value Pillows $1.50 and $2.75 pair. Extra fine Cambric Gowns, high that - Sale 39c . Bath Robe Blankets ' trimmed. Sale Price Short Skirts. Sale Price $4.95. 50 dozen and Percale price yd. $2.25 each". neck, hamburg Flannelette wool 4--4 8 to 14 Fancy mixtures in plaids, Bleached Cotton 8c yard. $1.19. Special Children's Coats, Wrappers worth $1.25 and $1.50. Sale 4-- rr Good Muslin with hemstitched hem checks, stripes, value 59c. Sale 4 Brown Cotton 5c and 7c Fine Nainsook Gowns, round neck, year sizes. Sale Price 95c and $1.69. Price 95c each. etc, yard. in ruffle. Sale Price 23c each. price 45c. 48 inch Brown Cotton 13c vVal lace trimmed. Sale Price $1.39. Blanket Bath Robes worth $2.50, yard. Better 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25 Fancy Broadcloths, 54 inches wide, (Main Floor, A few gowns in better qualities at qualities Now $1.75. rear.) each". Women's Skirts. value $1.00. Sale price 69c yd. The reduced Blanket Bath Robes worth $3.50, Ribbon, Women's Neckwear, prices. 54 inch Heavy Suitings, worth $1.25 Wash Black. and Skirts that Now $2.50. Laces, Goods, Notion's, Art. Toi- Navy Gray and $1.50. Sale price $1.00 yd. let. Men's Furm'shincs. Wnmon'o were Sale Price tt Long Skirts. $3.95. $2.95. Remnants of Black and Colored derwear and Corset Covers. Black Dress Skirts were $7.50. Silk Hosiery, Drapery, Carpet that Dress Goods at - Department. special sale prices. ana ruicnen all have Sale Price $4.95. departments - Plain Cambric Covers, high neck. Hemstitched tucked flounce, good 22 inch Black iTaffeta, 75c qualiiy. (Left Aisle, center.) snecial offerings at. Jannpfu Solo p,- Sale Price 9c each. muslin. Sale Price 68c ech. Sale price 49c yd. Etc. ces, which lack of space will not allow Plain Muslin Covers, high neck. Torchon lace trimmed skirts. Sale Women's Suits. 27 inch Black Taffeta, 75c quality. Linens, Sheetings, duotationa. Sale 59c Sale Price 12 c. Price 79c each. price yd. Bleached Damask, 22c, 35c, 48c a Infant's Slips, slightly soiled 95c, Fine Tailored Suits, were $10 and were French Covers, round neck of lace Skirts with deep hamburg flounce 27 inch Black Taffeta, $1.00 quality. yard. $1.25. $12.50. Sale Price $8.95. Sale 69c and embroidery. Sale price 23c each. with tucks. Sale Price $1.25 each. price yd. Cream Damask, 22c, 35c, 48c a yard. Children's Aprons, slightly soiled, Fine Tailored Suits, were $15 and $18. 19c, 48c 39c i each, worih and 75c' Remember the Day, Saturday, January 2, 1908. RHBOT Iritepsi most Wooster. will spend of his vacation. Miss Mabel Hayes of Stepney has was Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Brower attended been a visitor Mrs. Oscar New Fairfield home over Christmas. Bee. Recitation Santa Claus, Roosevelt at Plumb's. Palmer was home The Newtown Wooster. the Grange at Great Hill, last night; May for a week's PEMBROKE vacation over Christmas. 11909. Recitation Where the Brook and were admitted to full member- NEWS. Jiewtown. Iiidsj Jr.auaul G. O. G. Beard has sold his oxen to a Went, Katie Lewis. ship. H. Leach and son took the con- in Recitation The Reason tract ties for party Huntington. Why, Earl Greenfield Hill. drawing Milo Brothers. Harriet Wakelee is home from New Brower. A H. Mallett is another fine driving York, at her father's for the holidays. Quaker's Farms. Song The Christmas Song, Earl Southbury. colt. Brower, Ruth Hinman, Ralph Thomp- DEERFIELD. Mrs. Peck who has been sick is im- Marion Lum. Mrs. Arthur son, THE STREET AND VICINITY. Bulkley entertained proving. Recitation The Little Fir Tree Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Sam- Mrs. G. H. Leach visited CHURCH AFFAIRS. Bradley at her CHRIST Mary Whitney. Mrs. George Brewer entertained uel Bulkley and sons at dinner Christ- parents' one day last week. Services at Christ church, January Recitation Ho, for Santa Claus, over Christmas, her brother and wife mas Day with 'a Christmas tree after- E. C. Peck is doing quite a business Bethlehem. Leslie Tomlinson. in 3, at 2 p. m. and Electa Warner from Cromwell, ward. buying and selling cattle. The Christmas tree and entertain- Recitation Christmas Bells, Edna also Miss Brewer from York State. Mrs. King is spending sometime Mills Disbrow sawed a large wood Brower. ment at the "Hall", Saturday evening, Walter Lamson Is ill with Typhoid with her daughter, Mrs. W. E. Nichols. pile for Fred Jewell one day last THE SPIRIT OF UNITY. December 26, was a very enjoyable Song Red Wings, Mary Whitney, fever, at the Hotel. Mrs. S. T. Bulkley of Greenfield, week. time. The children had songs and Ethel Williams, Lizzie Whitney and Georgianna Green from with her two children was guests Mrs. Refimnn hart tho mtofnr'tnna ti The churches each Hazel Williams. Waterbury three had their recitations. "Old Santa" appeared in was home over Christmas, also Gim-m- ie over Sunday of her parents. lose two of her horses. Christmas tree and of Recitation Clarence unity spirit is person, presenting each child with Christmas, Green and wife. Eugene Bailey of New York, spent prevalent among all. v balls, after which all par- Williams. Curtiss W. Thrall and wife from his Christmas vacation at his home in popcorn Recitation Christmas Is took of a supper. Prizes were award- Coming, Seymour spent Christmas at Ira Haw-kin- s'. this place. Middlebury. child who Edwin Wooster. ed by W. R. Palmer to the William Smith of Derby has been The annual meeting of the Eccle- in the most scholars, of a Hazel Williams. Mrs. William Hicock from South a of relatives here. GRANGE NOTES. brought The Christmas guest siastical Society of the Congregation- new one dollar bill, which William Recitation, Pie, Britain visited her aunt, Miss Ann Mrs. L. J. Olds of Brooklyn has The next Po- al will be held Recitation The Snow, Ethel Smith. meeting of Excelsior church next Sunday at Morris, Jr., received, the same to each Stiles, last Wednesday. spent a few days at Thomas Bradley's. mona No. 1 will be held in the close of the service. Song Santa Claus, Randa Chris- Grange morning . of four for best attendance which Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hawley spent Clark R. Nichols and W. E. Nichols Waterbury with Mad River Grange George Allen and lady friend from were Mabel, Ralph, and Lewis Tom-lins- tenson, Edna Brower, Clara Hine and Christmas with her in Oxford. were of Mrs. Edward Brother-to- n Wooster. parents guests No. 71, on Wednesday January 20th., Vermont are spending the holidays and Flora Roberts. The same Mary Mr. and Mrs. Arthur at Cross on Christmas be officers. in town. Recitation The Christmas Dream, Lamphier Highway and it will Installation of to each of three for perfect lessons, from Watertown were at Hermon Day. Miss Grace New is on a typhoid which were Mary, Edna and Robert William Wooster. Christmas. M. Burr is case Christ- Perry's Miss Martha staying The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. in Southbury. , Johnson. Mr. Palmer also gave Recitation Welcome Merry Oscar Ambler had Miss Alice Nichols. Miss Gertrude Kasson Is Lizzie a family with her niece, E. church gave a Christmas supper P. in town of five dollars in gold for the mas, Whitney. at their home on West Miss Susie Posser of .Fairfield is for a few prizes Recitation Christmas Gifts, Clara gathering to the Sunday school children on last days. best attendance at church and the street Christmas. a few at her old home Mrs. Susanna Terrell, aged 83, has were Miss Hine. spending days week Wednesday night Choral club. Both given in this place. On Christmas Eve come from Woodbury to board at and $5 in for best Recitation Christmas Bells, Ethel the Sunday Elsie Robert gold Miss Alice Nichols has been a guest school of the Congregational church Hollister Jackson's. advaicement in singing, Miss Leila A. Williams. Sherwood Mrs. Carr Watson is still Penn- Recitation Bells Across the Snow, of her cousin, Mrs. Arthur had very elaborate exercises and a in Hubbell received. Nichols . Randa Christenson. at Easton. Christmas tree. sylvania. Frank Waters has been Mrs. N. L." Bloss was In Watertown Song Christmas Carol, School. spending over Christmas. BOWER HILL SCHOOL ENTER- CHRISTMAS EXERCISES. the Holidays In Florida. .Charles spent several Mr. and Mrs. R. Magee entertained TAINMENT. was Trumbull. Krichherger their children and children on There a large atetndance at days last week in Morris with his par- grand An enjoyable entertainment was the Christmas exercises at the Metho- ' Christmas. A. ents. Water-tow- given by the scholars and teacher of C. Davis and son, Ralph, spent dist church. Presents were dlstrubuted CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT. New Mrs. George Prichard of n in the Brass Mr. and Mrs. William Tate of Mrs. the Bower Hill school last Thursday Saturday City. from a well ladened tree to the On at 7:30 sharp, were in town last week. is the guest of her sister, December 24, which con- Among those who entertained Saturday evening Haven, J. D. afternoon, younger members of the school tho fVinsrree-ationa- Sunday school Schools will open next Monday Dayton. sisted of songs and recitations by the Christmas Day were George Howell Mr. Mrs. F. E. Baldwin and Mrs. Mary Flower Is at present at . train- Mrs. Lewis and will hold their Christmas exercises. At January 4th. scholars, which showed careful Gay, Ella Hawkins, were in Milford Christ- of a Fairfax Courthouse, Va. a fish Downes and H. B. Brower. family guests the close the exercises reception Mr. and Mrs. Howard were ing, after which they had pond, mas will to Rev. 'A. R James Mr. Theo. L. Hine and day. be given Clippenger in on the scholars and teacher receiving family spent Mr. and Mrs. B. Nothnagle enter- wife. is every one Washington Sunday. in South-for- d. and It hoped that Miss is many presents. Prizes were awarded Christmas at Amos Allen's tained relatives December 25th. effort to remain Huntington. Hollenbach of Bridgeport, best Ma- will make a special visiting at John Hollenbach's. to Earl Brower, attendance; Mrs. Clarence Goodyear returned to and Mr. and Mrs. Clippenger a rlon Lum, composition; Ruth Hinman Leon Brower of Derby, spent a few a give H. M. .Canfleld of South Britain, with her home Saturday after spending hearty welcome. LONG HILL. was at S. P. last week. and Randa Christenson, deportment; days his children, at his father's, weeks in Penn. Hayes early Marion Lnm, H. B. Brower's. The children return- few Philadelphia and Mrs. John Green visited spelling. Mary Wooster, Mrs. Gertrude Smith is spending J. L. Beach of West Stockbrldge, Beard of is and Clara Hine. ing with him to spend their vacation Phebe Framingham, their children in New Haven at Ralph Thompson the holidays with her sister, Mrs. Wal- has been visiting his mother, Mrs. home for holiday vacation. The song "Red Wings" was sung at with friends in Derby and New Haven. N. X. Chrlstmastide. on ter in Brooklyn, Beach. Beard was home for Christ- "Hall" the Terrence O'Neil is home from Wil-list- Reynolds Mary J. Stanley Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Hayes visited the Saturday evening by Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Reed entertain- Dorothy and jMerrill Beach enter- mas from New York Ethel and Hazel Wil- Mass., and Hubert Ro- city. her relatives in Woodbury on Friday. four litle girls, Seminary, ht on Laura and dinner Lizzie and from va- ed twenty-eig- Christmas day. tained their cousins, O. G. Beard and family took Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Allen and liams, Mary and Whitney, Norwalk, for the Christmas is her vaca- over Christmas. with O. G. was cation. Louise Thorp spending land Beach on Christmas, Beard, Jr., son, Henry Alien of Oakville, and loudly applauded. tion with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. The Misses Miriam and Kate Hurd in Mrs. D. A. Nichols of Miss Osborn of The program was as follows; Mrs. Emma Northrop of Stevenson, their Bridgeport Litchfield, dined at J. School C. J. Thorp. of Long Hill are staying with Lower White Hills, was also with G. Dowd's on Friday. Song Christmas Welcome, spent Christmas with her daughter, BS Miss Jessie Cook expects soon to sister, Mrs. O. Burton. them, and B. N. Beard and family of William Freed Stoughten Recitation The Night Before Mrs. C A. Davis. . Mass. has moved his spent Miss Clara J. Hawkins of ppend some time in Milford, Howard H. Wheeler Shelton. Sunday with his family. Christmas, Ralph Thompson. Southbury C. and fam- to M. Brinsmade's land and Florence Wilkinson Christ-ma- s, Mr. and Mrs. J. Thorp saw mill on a Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs. John Holloway enter- Recitation The Night After attended church at the Farms Sunday Mr. timber Into ties. over Christmas. Hinman. and called on friends. ily spent Christmas day with and and is converting the were home tained his brothers, Alfred and Ruth I Mrs. were Mrs. C. A. Davis son Mrs Arthur Pitt of Bridgeport F R. Beach or JUricigeport, spent Mr. and Theron Upson Steven. Recitation Santa Claus and the and Ralph, recent Mrs. Mary on Hill for the Miss Mouse. Marion Lum. started for a to D. Miss Kate Itan has been a Christmas with his mother, the day recently. Edith Jones came up from trip Washington, C . Miss Rathburn from New Jersey, to a few Recitation Christmas Time, Mary Monday, December 28, where they guest with friends in Bridgeport J. Beach. Danbury spend days. THE NEWTOWN BEE. FRIDAY, JANUARY 1 1009 11

hundreds of thousands, with the match-lea- s Financial Inttitutlon. Pininclal I ntlt Jtliii. The Newtown Bea Ideals and standing of the past, with the appealing and loving message A -- and Nttwwwn, Friday, January U 1009, Household Cash Register The Randall Company, Monroes of the gospel, and of Christ, any such Bonds organization may well glory In Its (Chartered) i Conn. 6 cent, strength I Nay, we are more than NewMllford, Paying per SERMON weilih-produclii- tf lands. for to-d- the church Is mani- U rt'iri fxpt'rltmee. Btni'd on Nut dollar loot In SI yearn experience In tlmta wcurltles. festing such a purpose In its actual I work that it ought to afford us Input-reti- BY REV DR M. L BURTON. and quickening power. Witness L IV Well-Secure- the great young people's movements 6 A d Traction Bond to Net Continued from Page 6. wUhin the church, the enthusiastic inception of the brotherhood idea 5.50 Per Cent : , among men, the meetings in which the We Own and Offer For Sale of public trusts. Yet politicians and church and laboring men are coming to office holders are not disheartened. Galveston Electric Co. 1st due 1, 1940. Men understand one another, the strong 5's, May For They recognize the need of Improve- Influence for morality exerted by her Price 92 1-- 2 and Interest ment and set about its realization. ( members in high public office, and, Furthermore, the whole business Start a Savings Account with the & and Women above all, the marvelous in which HINCKS BROS. CO., Bond Dealers, world presents an anomolous specta- way Newtown Savings Bank now and get the church has sent her messengers to one of novel Silver Home Court 207 State St., Bridgeport, Conn. W ourselves as pre-e- those Steel Exchange Bldg., This mart identifies the highest cle. regard Safes all of the world. The twentieth which will keep your savings ItOD and . commercial parts TfluDliouos 17)0, IW. i . type of men's and women's shoes nently successful in the under lock and in century presents the great modern mir- key, yet always n i at $3.50. And though leather world. As a nation we boast of our plain sight. They make saving mon acle of missions. Surely the organiz- ud iabor are now more 'costly, we efficiency in business organization and ey a pleasure and teach the entire ation that is accomplishing these re- the habit of accumulation and maintain the standard which has methods., And yet the number of family high sults has reason to enter the battle thrift. iii.ivlt Zenith Shoes famous mid business failures is alarming. Statistics w'ith confidence. The most satisfactory and desirable which our label would almost drive one to the conclu- Gift guarantees. And now we come to an element of Holiday possible. The City National Baunk, Zenith Shoes for men and women sion that as a people we are not fitted Call or send to the bank and open primal significance. We have seen that of 105 Wall Street, Bridgeport,' Conn. ure made of the finest quality materi- for commercial activities. Failure an account with one dollar or more, the modern spirit of materialism has and receive one of these safes. a! by shoe makers, and have here is not so apparent nor so promi- expert invaded the church, that its hand-wor- And ravages ESTABLISHED 1854. more k in them than any nent as in the church or pulpit. have laid waste many fair fields. Newtown Bank other $3.50 shoes. They come in in the business world where actual Savings Capita!, $250,000.00 Over against this, the church must the latest styles, in all leathers, and failure does not result, how much of Surplus and Profits, 320,000.00 set with unyielding confidence the ARTHUR T. NETTLET0N, in sizes which insure "a fit for inefficiency and lack of careful atten conserva- great fundamental truth of all religion Treasurer. very foot." tion to details and genuine FRANK President. CHARLES E. HOUGH, Cashier. that the spiritual is the only eternal MILLER, Zenith Special Shoes are $4 a tion of interests there are. The limited H. B. Asst Cashier. and abiding verity. It must proclaim TERRILL, p:cial high grade. experience of any individual bristles with Paul that the things which are We control Zenith Shoes exclu-jivd- y with illustrations of defective man- seen are while the things We Offer, and sell them in our new and agement and unsatisfactory attention temporal, seen base- Yet which are not are eternal. It Subject to sale, the sniarged shoe section in our to the real demands of business. first mortmain's bv us on must hold with unwavering fidelity to negotiated $250,000. $315,225.89, ment salesroom. no one looks out upon the world of Improved Bridgeport Ueal Estate. Notes have Capital, Surplus, the basal thesis that all reality is the interest coiiihjiis attariied, principal and In- finance and commerce y with the terest payable at our bank. expression of spirit. It must confident- CHARLES O. SANFORD, Prest. EDWARD W. MARSH, Vice Prest awful fear that it will some day col- Amount. Appraisal. Hate. Insurance. H. BROTHWELL. Cashier. even in the face of a materi- $ l.'iO 2 two 6 0. Individuals strive to ly assert, per cent Vacant lot lapse. perfect M OK) 6 " alistic age, that the things of sense are " " " Mon- their particular fields and success is m run 6 Trustees, Administrators and Others Holding unable and unreal, and that the things Itt) 700 6 " " achieved and will be increasingly HUU S.300 51-- 1,200 eys In Trust of the are and abid- 1.5W 51-- to Women and Children we in as spirit permanent m Vacantlot Outfitters Men, achieved, as gain experience .m 2.S00 6 " I.NK) Find a checking account of special value and convenience. It facilitates matters when call It must never that the " ed for of The checks for Northwest Corner a nation. ing. forget 1.300 2,500 5 1.500 upon a statement the account. (vouchers the expenditure) plus the universe is God's work, that righteous- 2.500 4,500 5 " 3,000 bank balance equals the tot al amount of money In trust. Simple, IB it not? Main Street and Fairfield Avenue, To return, then, to the church and 2.S00 5.000 & " 3,000 We solicit your account. in the " 3.500 be ness and love are primal, that 5.000 5 to religion, we need Jnot dismayed 3.500 6 " 3,500 Bridgeport, Conn. and not will 6.000 National last resort truth, error. 51-- First if too, we find imperfections and 3.700 8.000 3.700 Bank, here, 4.500 9.000 " 5.000 fields be victorious. It will, therefore, re 930 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. failures. In all the varied of A can in all forms of activity which similar line of Bridgeport Morteapres J activity the success or failure of any joice usually be furnished. Stocks and Honda, make for righteousness. It will not be listed or unlisted on the New York Stock Ex- one will depend upon a great variety change. Also deal In Real Estate, Insurance Roxbury Announcements. moan extra-churc- n dui and Bonds. of contributing causes. But in any Christianity, Surety rather in it. case all life is imperfect and the lim- glory & Established 1866 will BURR KNAPP, and defeats of or It unhesitatingly, unfalteingly Do You itations perplexing Bankers and Brokers, What go forward and in the very midst of The Oldest Banking; Firm In Connecticut. ganized Christianity call not for hope Tel. 423, 92&MainStreet. apparent death, never doubt the truth Drink ? less and discouraged ranting but for BRIDGEPORT. CONN. of all' religion, that the spiritual is the optimistic and courageous doing. It you use Coffee we can eternal andthat God abides. T. L. fc 1775 It's Furthermore, if we wish to ground Watson Co., suit you: no better than the brand; i also several other good out of all the pre- - sure to please you this truth upon a rational basis we only Again, arising BANKERS BROKERS brands. InTeas our 50c Japor Oolongcannot the be equaled (or 50c In other places. Try a need to observe what has long since cedine elements, there emerges sample and you will want a' pound. involves hope- Stocks and Bonds of kinds. Felt and Rubber been a truism in philosophical think truth that Christianity Artesian Groceries all and Shoes to fit all. the Boots, Arctics, Rubbers ing, All existence, save that of God, ful, courageous warfare; that Corner Alain and John Streets, Bridgeport, Conn. Store. church mi The floney Saving involves metaphysical imperfection. only true church is the ideal church must ever INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. Allen Joyce, It pertains to all created life to be that the Wells of Roxbury Station. Conn imperfect. Nothing but God's life is include the necessity battling evil and perfect and its pufecton may consist against imperfection, unright- And Water Supply H. E. GARLICK, not in the absence of all conflict but in eousness. The true church is the over a life including victorious conflict. Let coming church. It recognizes without Veterinary, defects For Cities and Towns, Breweries ROXBURY. CONN. us then not be discouraged by the dismay or despair the great and but Manufactories, Cemeteries 208-- and of its Organization its work, Distance Telephone ... of defects, imperfections 7 cent Cumulative Preferred Long presence " Residences. undaunted sees that evils exist to Farms, per P. S.: Any one wishing to communicate with failures in the church. They are it me over Local Telephone Call 4. there. We are painfully conscious of be cast down. Conscious of its own Stock its that truth, but that truth in itself weakness, it thereby renews Andrew Puchala, need not overcome us. strength. Rejoicing in its glorious For Sale at Par. ' ROXBURY. CONN A second element in this spirit of the heritage and noble fruition it doubles and Re- The business is class and has been long established. Horse Shoeing, Carriage Wagon church is one which, recognizing the its conscious power. Confident in the high pairing, ox shoeing $3 per pair and General The is now 20 cent. of: Blacksmithing. Also all kinds of Machine truth that all life is imperfect, deter- ultimate vidtory of truth and right- company earning per Inquire "Work done. All kinds of steam and gasoline it forth to battle to engines repaired. Every day after i mines its attitude to these imperfec- eousness, goes work done F. H. p.m., all kinds of Plumbing tions. The clear alternative offers it- overcome, to be victorious. The church BREWER, at your home when desired. Shop open week 6 " I is church 1051 Main Conn. days from 7 a.m. to p.m. self : either be conquered or conquer that overcometh, this the Street, Bridgeport, 1939, all work done On and after Jan. 1, which true to its and its strictly for cash. Either be overcome or overcome! is heritage Telephone call 208-- 5. Either lose or win the victory ! For mission. life there is but one answer. Indeed, In short, the spirit which the church Test Borings and Core Drill Pros- Announcements. ac- needs to-d- is intense loyalty to its South Britain we must recognze that all life is pecting for Minerals.Testing for Dam, & en- James Co., conflict. 'We live in great Captain, Jesus Christ. He Bnilding and Bridge Pier Foundations, of Staples 1 tivity, struggle, Prepayment VfOTIOB-- On and after 1 will be at my May We tered the conflict. Against scribes and Shafts for Elevators and any other X old stand in South Britain prepared to do proportion as we struggle. may Bankers and Brokers, any business in my line. Thanking my friends never solve the of evil. Pharisees, against every form of sham, practical purpose. Debentures. for their In the past and solicit a fully problem patronage and 189 State Street, Oorner Court, shi re of it in the future. We may never know its foil meta- unreality, selfishness loveliness, Drilled Wells, cast He came A. P. Munson, physical or ethical significance, but the He His great strength. The Middlesex Banking BRIDGEPORT, OONN. South Britain, Ot. sword. The Driven Wells, longer mankind lives the clearer be- not to bring peace but a Id his Test Company comes the conception that, for the seer on the Isle of Patmos behe Borings whether warrior Master and described Him (Exact Samples) moral life, evil of all kinds, of Middletown, Connecticut, See What Cash thus: "Out of his mouth proceeded a , Any Pumping System Supplied. Deposits received subject to check and in- 4 natural or moral, has but one purpose. terest allowed at the rate of 3 per cent on bal- : two-edge- d his coun Will pay and accrued Interest for the Will do: 5 gals, best Kerosene Oil 50c 2 lbs. exists to be conquered. It is here sharp sword; and Wind Mills, Tanks, Pumps, Hot Air par ances of $500 or over. 3 bottles nice Pickles 25c; It Seeded Raisins 25c; tenance was as the sun shineth in his Engines, Gas and Gasolene Engines, D Surety Bonds furnished. 5 lats. fancy Cranberries 25c. Highest cash to be overcome. It is here to be ban Debentures of Series 74, for Fresh Bakery Goods ev- was Pipe, Drilling Machines, Well Supplies. due October 1, Will act as Trustees or Administrators in prices paid eggs. to be striven and over- strength.' His combat always 1908, the of ery Tuesday and Friday from Erdmann & Co., ished, against settlement Estates or In the care of No note of dis- office of Com- Bethel. thrown. To do this is to live ; to real- hopeful and confident. upon presentation at the the property generally. M. South Britaln.Ct. marred His words. pany. Safe deposit boxes to rent, with private JOHN SQUIRES, ize this is to understand the signi- couragement ever rooms for use of customers. ficance of the imperfections of all life. "Think not that I cannot beseech my C. L. attitude to our f ather, and he shall even now send Grant, Groceries. Here, then, is our P. L. Holzer. F. T. Holiday me more than twelve legions of an 58 Belden St. , Hartford. Conn. Staplea We have them. Malaga Grapes. tasks. to Oranges, Bananas, Mixed Nuts, Celery, Sweet We find that they exist to be done. gels?" His confidence and loyalty The Potatoes, Poultry Dressing for the turkey, to He JJew Raisins, Spices and everything for the They are the summons to warfare. the Father gave birth victory. Pies; also Evaporated Peaches, Apricots and entered the conflict, He hoped, He have authority, he shall be arrayed Bridgeport new We have Every imperfection of life is a bugle Prunes, all goods. everything he shall be National Bank. lor the poultry yard. Broken Shells, Cracked overcame. "In the world ye have trib in white garments, pillar The Cracked Corn. Also Feed call to battle. Bridgeport Trust Bone, Wheat and be even in the of God, yea, he shall and Grain of all kinds. Leave your orders at Furthermore, we need to recognize ulation, but of good cheer, I, temple From the day of its opening our store and you are sure to get them mied. have world." He that sit down with Christ on His throne! In December, 1S(W, down to the present the inherent value of being aware of I. overcome the time, the business of this Bank has Company, him to sit Whatever these figures may mean they forward without and Charles P. and There overcometh. I will give to gone Interruption 169-1- Est. Williams, our problems inefficiency. never before has it been so well pre- State St., Bridgeport, Oonn. C. Administratrix. in even as unmistakably to the truth that Mrs P. Williams, is hope for any organization that is down with me, my throne, point pared to meet and satisfy the needs of and sat down with my hfithat overcometh shall live, shall its patrons as now. South Britain. conscious of its weakness. That man I overcame, This Bank has always maintained a Capital, surplus and undi- Father in his throne." Jesus conveyed abide. "He that hath an ear let him specie and currency basis and are still is hopeless who fails and knows not wants vided profits, $300,000.00 hear what the saith to the prepared to do so forthe business that he fails. Thus what maybe to the same spirit to His disciples. He spirit of all its patrons. Yes. Joe. is sent forth the twelve, Paul, the churches. To him that overcometh, to some a source of discouragement T. B. DEFOREST, President. Receives Deposits subject to check, allowing him will I to eat of the tree of Interest on accounts Is the man that can shoe your horses for into a source of inspira-- church, to overome. Hesends us forth give F. N. BENHAM, Cashier. averaging $600 balance. he does not wear No. shoe, and do it transformed j Rents Safe Deposit Boxes. 41.25, if same summons life." right; also he can shoe your oxen and do it to tion. Hopelessness and defeat belong on the mission, ne Acts as Executor, Administrator, Trustee Tmnr.iaf.kfRrl.ioN. Remember cash secures or In any Fiduciary Oapacity. who in their fail us to none other life than the over .hfLi'irftinK. to those lethargy G. N. Clarke of Nichols is sending of life. coming life ;He desires no other church when mash a F. W. MAESH, President-ORANG- Busser's utterly to sense the real duty out free samples of his celebrated Never can tell you'll Joseph Shop, both and rational than the church that overcometh.' Pills. who are finger or suffer a cut, bruise, burn 'or MERWIN, Vice Pres'l Paul was logical Vegetable Liver People EGBERT MARSH, . at the Bridge, indi scald. Be prepared. Dr Thomas' Secretary. when he insisted that "when I m May. you each know in your troubled with biliousness, constipation, E.H.JUDSON Treasurer. Hear R. R. Station, Southford. Conn Electric Oil instantly relieves the pain vidual living the overcoming life! indigestion, headache, dizziness, etc., weak then am I strong;" or, again, cure the above quickly cures the wound. the inner battle be a win should try them as they "Let, him that thinketh he standeth May great ailments where otner pills only give victorious it be Cash Sale take heed lest he fall." There it ning, struggle. May temporary relief. "See his advertise- "Had dyspepsia or indigestion for Special we become real column. 1 strength in the knowledge of weak- such that thus may ment in another years. No appetite, and what did eat Mechanics' and Farmers At the Store Dec 22d. 1908. No church distressed me Burdock Blood and if strength, then confidence. members of Christ's body. terribly. AfSl'sALE- ness, Bitters cured me." J. H. Walker, Savings Bank TO MAKE -ll lbs. Granulated not only is there exists apart from the individual. What Sugar, 50c; -2 lb Gi 5d50c Tea, 25c; 1 bottle But, again, Sunbury, Ohio. New Wall 1 1 are the church must be. He that Baik Builiitf, blueing, 10c; bottle Ammonia, 10c; bar strength in a knowledge of our weak you St.,Bri4pprt Lenox Soap, 5c. Total, $1. KILLthe COUGH in knowl- overcometh, he is the Christian. This A 8ALE-- 21 lbs ness, but there is strength a TO MAKE Granulated AND CURE the LUNGS 1, 1 is need of the modern church. It Deposits, Oct, 1906, $3,873,773.29 Sugar, SI; lb. Baking Soda, 10c; lpkg. Pep- edge of our strength. To be conscious the Don't let the baby suffer from ecze- 1 10c; 1 Cocoanut, 10c and Interest, 160,681.68 per, 10c; pkg borax, pkg. must enterthe battle or be lost. To ma, sores or itching of the skin. Surplus 1 package bestlSeeded Raisins, 15c; 1 pkg. of one's strength when con scious of any Buckwheat Flour, 25c; 1 pkg. Corn Starch 10c; ideal Doan's Ointment gives instant relief, ine's needs is a source of power and see before itself this is to bring WITH Assets, 14,034,454.97 1 large Bottle Vanilla, 10c. Dr. King's cures quickly. Perfectly safe for chil- - hope, and aggressiveness. H. hope.- Let the church, then, rejoice, courage dren. All druggists sell it. Number of depositors, 11,587. J. McCarthy, in her with And then, when the battle is on, when Deposits of $1 to $1000 received and Interest strength. Away puerile credited from the first of each South Britain, Conn. defeat seems imminent, when the month, payable whinings and hopeless murmurings New Discovery Hii.degarde: in January and July of each year. Incorpor- smoke clouds Gold Medal Flour pleases the cook ated 1873. when the church to consider of battle your vision, may PRICE ( pauses - Fredebica. i her with you never forget that to him that over-come- ih H H jn.4M.oa Frank Favereau, strength! Any organization wii fouiinaOLDS Trial Bottle Free OFFICERS his- will I to eat nineteen centuries of marvelous give, saya Christ, AND TROUBLES. John L. Ridge, Conn. AND ALL THROAT LUNG Weasels, President. Redding be OASTOllIA.TIib Yroj Have not Kiwi of the tree of life. He shall Bean t& Always EaogTl Marshall K. Morris, I ana tory, with magnificent equipments SATISFACTORY Vice PreaidentJ. Horseshoeing, Carriage agon Repair- hurt of the second death, he shall be GUARANTEED Fredk. B.Hall, ing and General Blacksmithing. Full stock with enormous wealth, with loyal and OB MONEY REFUNDED. flignatnre on hand. Sizes to fit L. 8. Catlin, Secretary and Trewnrer. of Neverslip horseshoes devoted numbered the. fed with the hidden manna, he shall of 11 burses. members by 12 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1909,

Newtown Bed The C. E. RIDDIFORD. WINTER 1, l(W. Nuwiown, Frtdy, January Good 0 SERVICE ?! I. I Resolutions New Milford. ANNUAL SALE Just the same as at all is CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH for 1909. tlme-al- way as perfect as of modern ideas can suKKesi. NOTES. Commencing Saturday, January 2d, 1909, der Mall orders-or- Corn-unio- 0 by'phone The service to the n ft or calls-- all receive preparatory personal with short 8 the closest attention; orucrs will bejhcld on Friday "Chic" Brand Ladies' Happy New Year, sent promptly, safely. address bv the pastor. Tho church It costs no more to be perfect- committeo recommend the following Muslin Underwear ! satisfied, which means trade Everybody ly persons for church'membership : Mar- here. 8 C-- B cus G. Merwin, Merritt 13. Merwin.'.S. and B Corsets. . ? Woolsey Fepper, Harry T. Burgess, Got your resolutions drawn up 'and signed 8 k 0' W. N. Noble, S Edward R. Bouchton. all on profession 10 Per Cent Discount on Any of These Goods, We suggest that vou add the following : and Georpe S. Dean, from tho Second 8 & Congregational church, Cornwall 4? Resolved That during the coming yea I DRUGGbT, ID New Milford. & & 'Conn.; Iia W. Bank Street, Shoes Bank Street. New Milford. X ISuiley,fromthe will purchase my Clothing, and Furnish I f Churchr of Christ. Danbury, Conn ings from the well known house of Hatch fe Telciibone W. AIrBiiottie"ttriurj5Css, from the Gar- Dewey, where everything is the best in its line den' Street Methodist Episcopal 0 and Miss and where no prices ever confront me. churchjLawrence,' Mass.," fancy fielfio C. lTu7KesH,fronv. the Metho- - & Your back if so. . To Eurlington Cen money you say adopt America Wins. dist EpiHcopal.churcb, our means clothes contentment for ter, N. S. suggestion 1909. New Mantel Lamp, only $3 5o. The Youne Men's Bible Class will Pocket Skate?, Flexible Flyers, hold its annual devotional exercises Victor and Edison K-iv- es, Rayo Lamps, Carpet and election of class officers and com weepers, etc. mittees. next Sunday. January 3. The Phonographs & secretary will; also 'give his annual and Records. HATCH DEWEY, s work. The fol reDort of the year' New Location; P. 0. Block, Osborne & Stone, lowing nisrht, the tenth annual banquet class will be held at the Way Successors to'C A. Way Co.. of the DIARIES FOR 1909. New Milford Great Barrington Paints, Wall Paper. Glass Window Shades, side Inn. Tobacco Paper and Twine, The attendance is New Mllford, Ct. Drayer meeting cratifvinely large, frequently requir Telephone 143-- ing the parlors as well as the chapel to seat.those attending. The room was Frank E. Soule, there being a good full, last Tuesday, a- - Bank New Milford. ROBE representation.oftmen. J Mygatt Block, Street,' NORTHVILLE. ...JL, ft 'At the Sunday" evening service the following' nroeram of Christmas music were guests, Christmas day of Ti Earle, 1 was church was very pre& 8ung.JThe Mrs S. J. Gregory of Tashua.1 eni ior me occasiun. tilydecorateo of Kent was the Carol. "HaiLwe'Messiah." Mrs Marv Gammon Misses' and Mrs For Special Values in Ladies' and Suits, guest, Christmas day, of Mr OCnpiUrt; BClCUUVll, tmawv.H Ladies' and Misses' Long Coats, win. W.iJ. Kiefer. Fine Furs. Carol. "Welcome! the Christ child. Mr and Mrs Martin Burby fof Prayer, Sunday school Superintend Bridgeport were guests, tnristmas Donnelly. ent. W. C.IHine. day, of Mr and, Mrs Henry Special Sale On She's the Satisfied Owner Duet, "The Beautiful Land," Mrs Mr and Mrs, Frank E. Rowe were i.. rnu tfrtwin Hendricks and Miss Laura a party, Of over-flowi- basket from given surprise the the 20th an- Hatch. night, onthe occasion of selection. ' Matt. 2. 112. Woolen and Cotton Our Reliable Qro S(rinfnr( niversary of their marriage. Carol. "The Prince of Peace." H. Dimond of Bethel repre Clas3 Carol, Singing in their sweet was senting the Massachusetts Mutual, blankets: eery, strain. . est a visitor lntown.; lviony j-- Luke 2, UUVLD IUC UICSV. wiiiOii " .t ScriDture selection, 819, . P. .ass.eS2L preserved fruits in cans and glass, finest Olive C. E. Lincoln, oft Jewelr or Oils. Catsups, and the entire list of necessi- Marion Payne. an Wool Blankets reduced, $4.50 to $3.65; $5.50 the store, passed Friday &aiuruay,t ties and table luxuries await appreciative Carol. "Crown the new born King." Photograph Supplies. ' public. We keep only the best, and we strive his home inlBrooklyn. to our as attractive. Come finer.. "Rethelehem Babe." Cora to $4735f$4.75 to $3.50. keep prices just Mass., has Here's an opportunity that may not repeat fi in ana u we ve sucueeueu. Arthur Taylor of Boston, t Come in--no trouble juage Buckingham and Florence Levinas. Itself again In some ime. been visiting Mr and Mrs J. A. North- to convince you we'ie here to serve you and Extra Large Cotton Blankets, $1.98; reduced C. I. LEACH, Carol, "Joy to the World," Choir and we think that here's special chance to do it. in - rop. Come r New Milford. congregation. to $1.48. From $1.48 to $1.30. Church Street, Kobert H. Thomas went to Keene, 2. Offering. Telephone to visit his uncle, Wal- Carol, "The Angels' Message." N. H., Monday, and see before Dr Goods ' Call us making your ter Thomasof Iowa, who is coming M. W Hill, Pastor's'address. as we have a complete line. "Caroir"The Christ i?Born? on with a carjoadjof horses. ; r BanklSt New Milford. purchases f Just In." tseneaicuun. &t "GTE. MurphT hasJdOMeetj)J o leave"" of ware-h- A stock of men's fin bavincr an unexpected mShTnginlheJobacco large "TnT Brid eewater and has also and felt boots and gloves. Also absence until Tuesday, 7 a. m., Stephen use Good Coffee. . boys' on the full lint of rubbers, rubber boots and Morehouse arrived at his home, Satur made general "repairs' avid Miller, hay, salt, Mo Taste In Coffee varies shoes, flour, feed, grain, day evening, and happily surprised his Ian mnlassea feed, at lowest cash pri' - about as much as taste in dress, so H. is out a stun- Bank Next to Evitts' Store, rpn. Select line of groceries; first mother. M.f Mallett giving we keep a variety of blends to suit Street, Drug can t. of our .looa mpat. marltpf. Wg butcher onlv Miss Mildred Hatch'of New Haven ning calendar entiueu " the different tastes customers, before unless that taste is for coffee, New Milford. native steers. Get our prices at her home here for a few Speak." poor is staying and tnen we to euueate tnem to purchasing elsewhere. W. Hill try days. Mr and Mrs M. are; passing use the good kind Barrington Hall or Mrs E. B. Buckingham and'. three the week in New York City. La Touraine Coffee, which we sell. andJ Ackley, Hatch & Marsh youngest children spent a day, last Miss Edna Mosher of New York Kailroad and Bridge Streets, week, in Bridgeport sight seeing. Miss Mce'Mosher of Kent were New Milford. of Mr and Mrs Farmers' Trading Co., Among the Christmas; day guests guests, Chritsmas day, The Store of Quality, from out of the place in the various Lewis'Mosher. New Conn. Mr and Mr and and of Bristol were Milford, Standard homes were Frisbie Mrs Kilborn son! Diaries, Connection Tel. Eents Collected Telephone Mrs Don Peet at E. B. Buckingham's; guests, Christmas day, of Mrs Garry Estates Cared For Enoch Hill and Mrs Schoverling at Mrs Potter...... i tt 1 n Will You to Visit Arthur morenouse s ; nowaru Kilborn of N. Y., It Pay Before purchasing Eeal Estate, call on rayiie Howard Albian, Mrs L. A. and wife at Payne's. passed the Chrjstmas holidays with Studio PHINEAS E. CLARK Mrs Nelson Kinney had a home gath- Mr and Mrs H. L. Randall. H.D.Hine's children and Desk and Calendar Pads. THE ONLY ering on Christmas, of Miss Bessie Garvey of Bridgeport NEW MILFORD, Mrs REAL ESTATE DEALER, grandchildren, with her mother, Christmas with Mr and Mrs Almanacs: World, Middlebrook, Church, etc. LOCAL passed day Is you want to see the latest de Thalia Buckingham, who is nearly 89 of 21 South Main St., New Milford, Ct.. Joseph La'Hait m the Art. Blank books every description. Four were signs rhotographic years of age. generations Miaa Carrie Mosher sprained her Who will only charge you one at the table. NewSt yles, New Designs, Mat-- represented ankle badly, last Thursday evening. Commission. Mrs Hatch had a fine program pre ting . Dr and Mrs George E. Staub and tree entertain- pared for the Christmas Mr and Mrs M. H. Mallett Everything that sroes with a first P. M. Farms and Country Homes a Specialty. children, CASSEDY, ment on evening at the studio. . Thursday and Master Montville Mallett, Jr., class Guaranteed 6 per cent. Bonds. and a housefull was schoolhouse, Mrs Mallett and Albert Mallett were Postoffice Building, New Milford, Coot. there to enjoy it, and it is not a small guests of Mr and Mrs C. B. Hatch, We Offer for Sale one. The tree was heavily loaded and ' Christmas day. , the incomparable a present given to every child in the Edward PMartii Mr and Mrs W. F. Kinney, Harry neigborhood. Much time has been Beckwith Palmer.JMrs Elizabeth Palmer, Miss Round Oaks, PLUMBING and SDent by the young people in tying T. V. school-hous- Snntrhpr and Gorham smith oi HEATING greens for the occasion and the e Beckwith Air Tight Wood Passaic, N. J., were guests at dinner, and Iron Work never looked better. All Kinds of Tin Sheet Christmas day, of Mrs Henry Kinney. Heaters, 180 Railroad St.. NEW MILFORD. CT. con G. B. Schiappacasse, the genial . 135-- SOCIETY NOTES. ICC Tel No 4. SECRET Stamford and j fectioner, reports his Christmas trade Thursday evening, January 10, offl Round Chief Ranges. as good, and through The Bee Of cers for the ensuing term of Good very Every Description. wishes to express hearty thanks to If. Stiles & Shepherd lodge, I. O. O. F., will be in Albert McMahon, Marsh, the public. stalled. After the exercise a roast pig Bridge Street, New Milford. and Mrs Charles Conkrite of Gay-- - Wood of kind. Surveyors, suDDer will be served.. Members will Mr Saws every Bank Bldg.. New Mllford, Conn lordsille and B. Hawley and 7 United please take notice and govern then Percy of Mrs E. Will continue the Woodbury'and Southbury selves accordingly. daughters Brookfield, Mary Skates to please the boys and girls. practice. Erwin and Miss Susie C. Erwin were Wm. Oliver, ns at No. 137 3. Telephone of Christmas guests of Mr and Mrs How- C. H.C.MAB8H Charles Donnelly Bridgeport Blacksmithino; and G.Sni.KS ard C. Conkrite. passed Christmas day and Sunday Wagon Repairing, with his parents, Mr and Mrs Henry t - New Milford. M. II.. Home Made Donnelly. Poplar Street, MALLETT, Dr M. D. Hubbell of New York was Extra Values In Corner Main and Church Sts., NEW MILFOKD. CONN. I in town, Monday. Taylor & Buckingham, Candy a meat The. most carefullv se James L McEuan has opened Wi nter Robes Contractor ai Builltri , lected stock of Fruit. Oranges. Bananas, market in Derby. Railroad Street, New Mllford, Ot Nuts, Malaga Grapes. Grape Fruit, and l&reeor R. HAQER. Florist, Walter L Erwin passed Christmas Kt.imnti cheerfnU furnished on G. B. SCIIIAPPACASSE, SmaU contract Harbor Blues, day in Kent New Milford, Ct Bank Street. NewMUford ' tTHV.nt rioma Wlr Fish. New Mil- Horse Blankets About 60 Odd Fellows from Eels. Striped Bass, Oysters, Escallops. Cod, ford will to Monday even- The Best Va- JOHN BONJIONO, Salmon. naving opened a i lonsi score on uanK et., go Danbury, For Street and Stable. I extend a most hearty invitation ton he pub- In Sold Brick Block lic ing, January 11, to visit the two lues tor the money ever given in town formerly occupied by to call and inspect my stock. In Cut Flow r.ltn' rrarsmn KF.W MTI.FOKD. & era 1 have Roses, Carnations and Violets. I Co., Inn x 1 T - - Eestaurant! in when the degree L. E. Warner law It....- lodges Danbury, ua.o fiittifas, .ta ttriiuiruMa, nuir House. Boot and Shoe ber Plants, Palms, Boston Scottii and Whit- Fenn is to be conferred in the Opera New Milford. man! Ferns. Montana, for done In New Mllford. A special train will be provided for the Frank Evitts, Decorating Weddings a most Mygatt Bit, RallroadSt Repairing. W. H. Booth In charge. artistic manner. return I can make In the line of Funeral Meals served, at All Bonn. trip. New Milford Class Guaranteed. anything Me A Call. Railroad Street, Fitst Work Designs you may wish. Give Mr and MrsJMryonTatchen and son, THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1909.

RHEUMATISM The Newtown Bee. FECIPE. A well-know- n authority on Rheu- Newtown, Friday, January I, 1(08. 1 909 White Sale matism gives the following valuable, January though simple and harmless, prescrip tion, which any one can easily prepare At VANAMAKER'S TOWN TOPICS. at home: Fluid Extract Dandolion, one-ha- lf SOCIAL The White Sale opens January 2nd, 1909. Oa this day we ihow AND PERSONAL NOTES ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce; Compound three the first Spring Styles of the new garments. They .are ill made Syrup Sarsuparilla, During1 the four days preceding ounces. according to the high Wanamaker standard, in clean, well equipped Christmas, Lawrence Taylor, the Mix by shaking well in a bottle, and and from materials and of factories, trimmings our own selection. genial agont at the Newtown station, take a teaspoonful after each meal and All the garments are cut on the new patterns to conform to the handled some S50 Chriutmas express at bedtime. which him present style of dress, having as little fulness as possible at the waist packages, kept hustling. He Btatcs that the ingredients can be obtained from line. Embroideries, trimmings and buttons are selected with a view any good prescription Mr and Mrs W. 0. Shepard of Nau- - pharmacy at small cost, and, being of to daintiness and good service. Our showing Is much larger than gatuck passed Chritsmas with Mrs vegetable extraction, are harmless to ever before and each from the lowest and is garment, price upward, Newton Shepard. On Monday she take. well made of good materials and built for service. went to Southviile to visit her mother. This pleasant mixture, if taken reg ularly for a few days, is said to over- French Lmsrie Postmaster E. C. Pajre at Sandy come almost any case of Rheumatism. Hook has been allowed a claim of he pain and swelling, if any, dimin- - $982.53 by the government for loss shes with each dose, until The demand for French Lingerie, imported directly from Paris,-increase-s permanent occasioned by the burglary at the San results are obtained, and without in each year.' These extra fine, durable, dainty garments are dy Hook postofllce, last winter; and uring the stomach. While there are sold by us at the lowest possible prices. Our showing is than larger 'ostmaster E. C. Piatt at Hawley- - many Rheumatism remedies, ever before. ville, ?378.31 for the same cause. patent medicines, etc., some of which Any attempt to print prices here would be an injustice to the do give relief, few really give perma- The Edison Furniture N. nent above Phonograph. magnificent and extensive stocks. A complete catalog, illustrating Hospital. Bucking results, and the will, no ham Co., 177 State have doubt, be the garments and other merchandise, is and will be mailed street, a fur greatly appreciated by many ready, There is so - niture hospital where they repair, up sufferers here at this time. nothing good for the family as laugh- promptly upon request. s holster and restore furniture of all Inquiry at the drug stores of this mg. l he Mison rhonograph will produce more laughs kinds the worse for wear. They have neighborhood elicits the information to the minute than any other form of entertainer. only the most skillful that these are harmless and workmen and drugs can Try it yourself. JOHN WANAMAKER say that now is the best time in the be bought separately, or the druggists year to have one's furniture put in or here will mix the prescription for our Formerly BroaJacy, Fourth Ave., der. readers if asked to. A. T. Stewart & Co New York Eighth to Tenth Street The High school and other schools E. & in town will on Monday. Oxford. H. Beers Co., RANK FOOLISHNESS town; Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy ' Miss Ashcraft's school will resume AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. Newtown, Conn. Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; L. Go its sessions, next John Flynn has sold his on lett. Stevenson: H. W. Osborne, Eas-- Thursday. cottage Christian street to Cornelius Pine'. "When attacked a cough or a ton; W. B. Hawley, Sherman; Smith by A regular of Pootntcick cold, or when your throat is sore, it Brothers, Cornwall Bridge; Connery meeting Edwin J. who was will-- Ailing, threat foolishness to take other Bros, ; R. P. Smith, West Grange be held, next Tueadaj is rank any Georgetown ened with pneumonia, last week, is medicine than Dr New Dis- Cornwall; S. J. Blackman, Hawley- - King's night. better. covery," says C. 0. Eldridge, of Em- ville; G. W. Hurlburtfe Co., Roxbury; pire, Ga. "I have used New Discovery Allen Joyce, Koxbury btation ; b. W. Fred D. Truesdale of Danbury was Frank B. Ailing is expecting to seven and I know is the best Hatch, W. N. Noble, years it Bridgewater; the guest, Tuesday night, of Allison move his family to Bridgeport in the on earth for coughs and colda, New Milford: E. H. Beardsley, New remedy P. Smith. near future. croup, and all throat and lung troubles. Preston ; Cogswell & Wettereau, Wash Glenwood My children are subject to croup, but ington Depot; Harry Brown, South- - Ranges Rev and Mrs New Discovery quickly cures every bury; CP. Williams, South Britain; Henry H. Tweedy and are e. attack." Known the world over as the Perkins Bros., Warren; W.N. Hurd, Miss Helen and Gordon Tweedy have among the desirable features of every day kitchen-lif- If you are not us- of throat and lung Long Hill ; Penfield & Craig, Stepney I one King been passing a few days with Mr and ! A ing you are loosing your share of comfort and contentment which is alloted Sold under guar- 50c and $1.00. Tria CASTOR remedies. Depot; druggists. Mrs Lawrence you. H.Beers & Co., New bottle free. Taylor. Por Infants and Ctildrec antee at JR. The Stamford also has many warm friends who cannot say enough ahont A monster The Kind You Slavs Always Bought pickerel, weighing three their good qualities. Leading Washington Business Houses. pounds or more, by that caught pop Bears the The Home Model Ranges is cheaper in price- - --but we guarantee them to ular Charle3 G. srf gentleman, Peck, has bahe'and work as well as any stove in the market. been on exhibition in the Main street Last but not least is the Andes Ranges made in many styles. These store of Henry Rupf. " Ranges we have sold for years, but the manufacturers keep them up to date, and Ophelia we know of no one using them willing to exchange for any other stove. If you want a tight roof and one' that Gold Medal Flour Is nourlsbln?. KiiTun, We have the Round Oak, Geneva Oak and Andes Oak these stoves we are Get A can be easily kept in repair, insist upon offering at a reduction. using Carpenter-Morto- n Roofing. This Wood Heating stoves are in the same list. Roofing is made from Long Fibre Wool Announcements of Bethel Business We haye a new 9 in. Wood cooking stove, with a treated with Natural reservoir and warming WOOD RANGE. Felt, Asphalt, Men. closet-ta- GLEN kes in 27 in. wood and is the lor farmers use. Nothing else is equal to it for dura- - just thing And we also have several second-han- d h! i f P. O 1 1 ' I heating stoves both coal and wood-t- hat - I naMnnouumc T-- . . "" iiew am l TS T.7m m Smm am Af - oiuue, Christmas we offer at bargain prices. rNlCKCl aic uui uuucu uui new ford. Conn., carries a snv-l- r nf Candy. ine iniuuiuiss itiiJL'iij- ninny We We fit can you out with anything in our line from a tin rattle-bo- x to a latch which one will un- - this Roofing and seiis it under an ab- Wo can you Id large or small anan-- a steam"" in place by patent spring ringer supply heater. Bolute tltles. Pure goods made fresh every day at latch when thev are to be taken off. The nickel towel rod guarantee of satisfactory re-- our kitchen. Reductions made to Sunday suits. schools. Let us quote ron prices Onr pure is for drying kitchen towels. cake, rolls and bread are the best. Just like always handy and make Mr mother's, will help your Christmas Mieir under the oven door is a and Mrs Frank Gilbert enter- dinner a success, fcrive us your order and we The Lonp Attractive tained a at do the rest. E. J. food. family party dinner, HALL, great convenience when basting meats or removing Christmas day. Erdmann & Co., Sandy Hook, Conn. Bhthel Bakers. ro wnere a friends necessary ooen neann aoor, convenient opening spent Sunday with in New Fountain Place, Bethel. Ct. The Sections In Main 1 OD are SO made that thev dO Miss Elsie Gilbert, with her sister. BIG nnt warn and Pet out of Shape. . IFS ymt SALE Of sweet Florida oranges for the holiday's at very low prices. Will also have Thm. consists- of a Conner tank Bridgeport jl v Peservniriivvwv t w "Attachment . . tur- and with Malaga grapes, figs, dates, mixed nuts, nA tn th PnH nf th ranov snH ic . "owart Light family, keys and chickens. All the good things to .n,lnoJ fotnn v. v.., "ww. w low- snuww " iiuuiiMi iv .w&v Mv,...6wV nernusoand. Howard Light, who eat. For the best of everything and the Business USed bv DeODle living1 111 Small tOWnS that QO not have a Wa- - ifl business in Shelton, spent Christ est prices come to our store. College mas with friends in the latter R. & CUNNINGHAM, ter suddIv. It supersedes the old way of heating water in a place. McDowell & Taylor, Proprietor. kettle Frank Banks with his encine was at Thumb'Hand Side Center St.. fiobart fairchild s Conn. recently, convert Bethel, TEACHES THE REASONS AS ing corn stalks into fodder.dointr it in short time. WELL AS THE DETAILS OF Notice. BUSINESS. Frank Ives unloaded a car of fertil Special HENRY Having opened a harness shop near the FOULOIS, izer, last week, havimritm readiness of Chestnut and Center street am pre lor spring work. pared to do all kinds of harness making and School Rooms repairing also all Kinds of horse goods for open, and Teachers in Attendance from 8 a. m. to - Conn. sale. Satisfactory" work guaranteed. Rode-meye- r, 5 m. sessions Washington Depot, When driving into New Milford to corner Center and Chestnut street, p. Day from 9. 30 a. m. to 3.30 p. m. trade, the sheds at the store of Ackley, Bethelconn. Hatch & Marsh wlil be found conven ient, while this firm's larjre stock of BRIDGEPORT BUSINESS COLLEGE, SOFT DRINKS groceries, meat and feed will be found CIGARS Court ttractive to economical buyers. Exchange Building, Tel. 1335. The Gem Lunch Room, Office Open Evenings. $100 REWARD $100. BETHEL. Supply of Greenwood Ave., Near R. K. Orossinf. Big S. F. SEELEY, The readers of this naner will ho nleneofl tn learn that there is at least one dranderi dis Ct. ease tnat science ns been able to cure in all Mittens WashlngtM Daptt, Its stapes, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Ca- Gloves, tarrh Cure is the only positive tcure now DEALEU IN Known to tne medical fraternltv. rafcrrh for Gasolene being a constitutional disease, requires a con- Smith Beers, Headquarters Engines stitutional treatment. HaD's and Winter Catarrh Cure Conn. is taken Internallr. actlrur dlrwt.lv Bethel, We have uioou inu mucous surraces or the system, a great variety of gaso thereby destroying the foundation nf t.h Hk- - Coal, Wood, General Trucking. ease. line engines both water-coole- d and and felvlng the patient strength by Piano Moving a Specialty. Goods. na- air-cool- Coal building up the constitution and assisting in the most te ture in dolniT Its work. Th nrnnrlptira hnifa so much faith In Its curative powers that they stylesthe most approved on the " nunarea-uoiiarslt- or ! 1 . ii any lease that m wis kj cure, oena ior use or testimonials. Neverslips Neversllps market. Write for catalog or call & Address P. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo. 0. Now ts the time to have HORSE'S and see our full line. Coggswell Wettereau, Sold by Druggists. 75c. t your FEET put In just right shape for the Winter. In addition to our new we Take Hall's Family Pills for Bren- - engines have a Washington Depot, Ct. constipation. Come and get a set Duton iust right at number of sample engines that have been set Lime nan's with dull calks and when the ice comes to show and up run a little, that we would sell sut in your sharp ones: no time lost and at reduced prices. A CURE FOR MISERY. you're always Remember our motto: r ready. We also have a large stock of second hand engines and other farm "I have found a for machinery taken in cire the misery H. uaue wuere we nave installed larger outfits. malaria M. A. BRENNAN'S, These we offer at in to close Carl Bader, poison produces'.' says R. engines bargains order tbem out to make room for other goods. James of Louellen, S. C. "It's called Greenwood Avenue. BETHEL, CONN. Cement Electric Bitters, and comes in 50 cent STEPHEN B. CHURCH, Seymour, Conn. Washington Depot Market, bottles. It breaks a up case of chills Boston Office, 66 High St Washington Dbpot. Ct. or a bilious attack in almost no time; English's Headache and I have just received a new stock of Imported it puts yellow Jaundice clean tmt Wafers Carlsons Ancnovies, norway ran nerring, of commission." This great tonic medi-cin- e Twland Hfirrlnz.HolIand Herrinir. stock ish. and blood gives re- Will be keenly appreciated after Salt Mackerel; also Kaiser Herring. Large Paints purifier quick a trial who suffer from Nervous and by people , lief in all liver and kirinev iwedlsh BrownlBeans. stomach, Neuralgic Headaches, severe or mild, occas- The Melbourne Cancer Cure complaints and the misery of lame ional or chronic. These wafers never fail to Co., back. Sold under srauarantee at R. H. give quick relief, easing the pain In a very Incorporated. Capital Stock $35,000. Beera & Newtown few minutes. Especially liked by ladies as 64 Bank Conn. Co., jl Taylor, Curtis they leave no bad after effects. Price 25c by Street, Derby, Co., Sandy Hook; P. J. Garvin, mail postpaid. Made and sold by Cure Cancer at their 8anatarium and guarantee a positive cure. Notice. t They, . . alo. mlM Hard- Bethel; L. H. W. ,'ft;Pi inn mil wirps af. rnnr hnm. It Huclnul A v i i Goulett, Stevenson; tcure Osborne, Easton; W. B. Hawley, Sher- English, the Druggist. .in" vuiic3i.uuuBiicB suuviseu. neierences gladly given. What is known as the King' ESTABLISHED FOR EIGHT TEARS. man; Smith Bros., Cornwall Bridge; BETHEL. CONN. Connery Bros., Georgetown: R. F. man mill is now open, Smith, West Cornwall: & J. Blackman, Hawleyviile;G.W.Hurlburt& Co., Rox- for Custom grinding, tha rea ware bury; Allen Station ; Sw btnJAUKep0WthaUhe,are getting Joyce, Roxbury Full Line iTlUb I PpnnlAeUDie ihl,n& VTOS.111'.18 eiac,Jy M Presented to G. W. W. No- 7 r pricea are shonnlnU with a competent miller in Hatch, Bridgewater; N. becomes a and a paid Just ble, New E. pleasure f aatlsfactlon. Wis pleasure may be youre tn the future! Milford; H. Beardsley, Of Horse Goods and Harnesses. when looking for things In gold or illver of the bmt mW Ht.H. Ef New & - charge. Preston; Cogswell Wettereau, CUHlaf- VmepIece9h?!11 f"70B,tne rDth- - diamonds and other pr&ioitonL Washington Depot; Harry Brown, Extra good lot of Winter Blankets. glasses, pocketbooks, blllbooks and card cases, art wura. iZwhitin.T,r,.F?La etc. -- Frederick Cook, Southbury; P. Williams, South Prices Right. Call and look us over. Preperly Britain ; Perkins Bros., Warren ; W. N. Washington Depot, Ct. Hurd, Long Hill ; Penfield & Craig, The Gilbert -- Miller Co., TAYLOR & GREGORY, Stepney Depot; druggists. IS Center St. BETHEL. CONN. Practical Jawtftra, BllMbtth8t.,DtrbT,CoM. ' u THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JAMUAUV I 1093

W. Pitcher .ind family of Bridgewater and Howard Wilson of Danbury were DO ITNOW Mr all guestaover Christum of and ESTABLISHED 1840. Mr Warren Titcher. Newtown People Should Not Wait Oldest, Largest and Moat to Men Judge end Mr E. W. Fronton will Until It Is Too Late. Waterbury's Complete Outfitters and Boys. clone their home at the Center about death-rat- The appalling e from kidney High Class Tailoring, RlfihtlyMado Hats to Clothing, Furnishings' January 1, liH)9, and go New York cum we in due in moht case to the fact and Shoes. for the winter. Juitoe Preston will City that the little kidney troubles are usu- at- be in town two day each week to erl-m- ally neglected until they become i. tend to the nruhute court. Jiho Hligkt symptoma givo place Mrs D. C. GiirriHon nr,d granddaugh- toihTonic disorder and tho sufferer ter spent Christmas in Mt Kisco, N. Y., goc gradually into the grasp of dia- The First Derby The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which 1ms been the guests of Mm Garrison's daughter, betes, dro)Hy, Bright's Disease, gravel In u.so for over SO has homo tlto of Mrs Edgar Cummings. or some other form of com- years, signature - kidney and has been made under his per- Andrew Puehala, the blacksmith at plaint, Made In America Was m .. a Crofut jyf-'J1'.- Bonal supervision slneo Its Infancy. the Ceiitnr would remind the public If you suffer from backache, head- Allow nnn ilori'l v von In tliltf. j accre- nn in that all work done at his nhop on and aches, dizzy spells if the kidney . & All Counterfeits, Imitations andJust-as-rood"ar- o bub after January 1, 101)9, must bo paid for tions are irregular of passage and un- Knapp. Experiments that trlllo with and endanger tlio health of before being taken from the shop. natural in appearance, do not delay. the once. Infants and Children Experience against Experiment John Booth and family were guests Help kidneys ,81 Doan's Pills Tho noticeable elegance of stylo which characterizes on Christmas of Mr and Mrs Wa- Kidney are especially for day lt disorders where Knapp-Fe- liats is tho result of artistic C. & K. hand-wor- k; lter J. Booth. kidney they cure What is CASTORIA others fail. Over one hundred thou- tho smart shapes are exclusive C & K- - designs and tho stead- The new stock f barn C. W. Hodge sand have recommended them. Tare-gori-e, people fast color cannot bo in Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, has just had erected at his farm in the Cronap duplicated any other mako. Thomas Connor, living at 226 Grove and Syrups. It is Pleasant. Ib north part of the town was pronounced Knapp-Fe- lt is unique and original. Drops Soothing St., New Milford, Conn., contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other NarcotlO by the milk inspector who has Just been siy8:'Ihpve used Doan's Kidney Pills oft and on Knapp-Fel-t DeLuxe hats are Six Dollars Knapp-Fclt- s substance. Its Is Its It destroys Worms in town the dairies, as the m age guarantee. inspecting for several and am to recom Mid-dau- years glad Three Dollars. and allays Fevcrishucss. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind best one he has yet seen. B. C. aro mend them. My trouble was chiefly a Colic. It relieves Troubles, cures Constipation built the barn for Mr Hodge. Teething retention of the kidney secretions and and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tlio Mr and Mrs George Buckingham on more than one occasion an operation Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural Bleep Christmas in New York spent City had 1o be performed to give me relief. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. with friends. B Doan's Kidney Pills have always J. B. MULLINGS & SON, Mrs W. D. Humphrey left, last Mon brought about a more natural flow of GENUINE ALWAYS 97 to 103 Bank 88 to 96 South Main CASTORIA day, for a few days' stay with friends kidney secretions and they have bene- Street, Street, in Boston. fited me in a consider WATERBURY. Bears of general way. I the Signature Booth school closed for this remedy an excellent one and ad- j the holiday vacation on Tuesday of last week. vise its use to other kidney sufferers." Further local can be obtained F. S. Evitts spent 'Christmas in proof by Stratford with friends. inquiring at W. N. NobIe,s Pharmacy. Your correspondent hadjthe pleasure, For sale by all dealers. Price 50 one last of at the cents. Foster-Milbur- n Buf- day week, stopping Co., j - Ship- Your Fruits and Produce to . ; You home of Edward Tracy in the east falo, New York, sole a;ents for The KM Me Always Bought part of the town and was shown his the United States. fine collection of guns. He has about 60 Remember the name Doan's In Use For Over 30 Years. of as fine specimens as were ever and take no other. Turney Bros., YORK CITY. besides a collection of re THt OCNTAURCOMMNV. TT MURRAY TCIT, NtW made, good 531 Conn. volvers and they are all of the nest Water Street, Bridgeport, makes that have ever been produced Brookfield. The oldest and largest commission firm in and some of the guns are worth be- Bridgeport. tween $200 and $300. It is a sight MRS ELUID TAYLOR. Established 1889. well worth to see and -- Ge, ,0 traveling milei The body of Mrs Eluid Taylor of The Newtown Bee. SH Mr is an in this line and fc B,tl Tracy expert Waterbury was brought to the Laurel Highest prices and quick returns. We handle anything pro- Newtown. Friday, January 1, 19C9. I to f A. Erback-e- r can the of of place herej Joseph f give you history many Hill cemetery at the Iron Works for duced on the farm and have a capacity to handle in any quan- of New York: Mrs Sarah Coit's his guns. burial, last week Monday. Mrs Taylor tity. WE NEED POULTRY FOR CHRISTMAS. place to Charles G. Griffith of New formerly lived on Long Meadow Hill. Foxbury. References First National Bank, Dunn's, Bradstreet's or York; JJAndrew Fuchala's, Sr., place Her maiden, name was Miss Hattie any other agency. to Charles A. Held. All these Jowners Stevens. She is survived by her hus- REAL ESTATE Washington. Do the business in the SALES. have or will next year, make extensive band and four children, ; who reside jjj largest city. and on their Among the sales H. W. Treat of alterations improvements in Waterbury. and are who will be a CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION. 69S9S9S9S9S969S9S9S9SS9S9S9e989S9e9S9S9S9e9S9S9S99S9 Bridgewater, who is representative for places, persons help and a benefit to our town. H. W, John Camp was among the sick The Strout Farm Agency of New York The program of the Christmas exer- Treat is to be congratulated for the ones, last week. ' for this locality has made in the past cises of the Swedish Congregationa 1 good work he has done for the town Miss Ingle-sid- year are : Charles Sanford's place to church was as follows : Ruth Wells, a student at e William H. Kevins of Yonkers, N. Y., Paul Montrose and family, Ernest Song, Sunday school, "Christmas is school, New Milford, is home for here again." the holiday vacation. . - to . Reading and prayer by Superintend- .The Huckleberry Hill school present- I Leather Goods. - 4 ent. ed the school supervisor, Miss Harty, It Song, Sunday school, "Joyful Christ- with a handsonle solid gold brooch ' pin Does it not stand to reason that a store fcfr. mas." set with a The large pearl. teacher 4l which) continually deals in leather goods is in the best position Recitation, Paul Anderson, "Wel- was also remembered by the scholars. Cift7Q TTA11 come Greeting. The Christmas exercises of the Con- this. Recitations by JMiss Ruth Carlson's gregational Sunday school was held Suit Cases, Hand Toilet - class: Anna Johnson, Neomi Heline, in the chapel of the church on Christ- Bags, Cases, Cigar Cases, Shop- ifr Bags, etc. for the Traveler. Florence Peterson. mas eve, Thursday, December 24, ping Everything Supplies for for to the Horse or "Auto." If you long a weet I Song, "Help Spread the Tidings," There .were recitations and singing by Eleanor eatAgfO by Eckman, Mildred Ecknian, the scholars, whichjwas very interest Sartie Anderson, Maud Anderson, Ruth de- ing, and also atree loaded with present' $ If you wish for a food both ! Anderson, Sigrid Johnson, Ruth He- - which made the scholars all To Wooster-Atkinso- n licious and good eat happy. The Co.. KjjO line, Elsie Anderson, Anna Anderson. Charles M. Calke is ard family are If you'd feel secure from asyrup Song, Sunday school, Sunday School Corner Broad and John Sts., Bridgeport, Conn, ' enjoying the holidays in Bridgeport jf March. ' impure eat flggo with friends. Recitations by Mrs Oberg's class : For table use md cooking The Sunday school of St Paul's Sadie Anderson, Ruth Swanberg, Mil- find it unequalled. church held their Christmas entertain- you'll dred Eckman, Edna Hemmingson ; dia- ment in the Guild rooms on Christmas In air-tig- ht tins; loe, 25c, oc. logue, Sadie Anderson, Ruth Anderson. eve. There were enjoyable exercises 1 Song, Sunday school, "Christmas Stewart's No. Ball Bearing Horse Clipping A book of cooking and candy-.Tiik'- by the scholars and a tree Thoughts." younger Machines recipes sent free on 'equest. with ior the fol Recitations by John Anderson's presents scholars, lowed refreshments. Com Products defining Company class : Hugo Anderson, Herman by Newiork VcaneTlavor Oscar Johnson. William' Morgan spent a few days Song, "Shine on Beautiful Star," last week, in Jersey City, N. J., with Easy by Eleanor Eckman, Mildred Eckman his family. Sadie Anderson, Maud Anderson, Ruth The school at the Center closed for Running Price Only Anderson, Edwin Swanberg, Louis! the holiday vacation, last week Heline, Waldemar Swenson, Gustave Wednesday. There were recitations Anderson, George Peterson. and singing oy the school and a tree Song; Sunday school, "Bethlehem loaded with presents for the scholars. Practical U 9K ffk 7 7W nMK rjte Star." A number of the parents of the schol- $7-50- . Recitations by Perry Anderson's ars and friends of the school were Anything class : Ruth Anderson, Esther Ander- present to enjoy the occasion which You May Require For The Horse son, Esther Swanberg, Laura Carlson, was a success in every way. Convenient Judith Anderson ; dia ' Can be found at Olga Johnson, Randolph B. Williams, a student at logue, Elea nor Eckman, Maud is home for the va Syracuse, holiday and Gillette Horse Machines. cation with his" Mr and Mrs Chicago Clipping parents, Parts Furnished. Knives W. W. Stevens3& Co.'s, Recitations by Carl Fransen's class : C. S. Willams, in Obtuse. Sharpened. Egbert Heline, Albin Peterson, Harry 16 Whitest., Danbury, Conn. John H. Lee, who has been living Heline, Carl Swenson ; dialogue, Roy & Competent Workmen tor Repairing. with his parents at the Iron Works, The Peck Lines Co., Peterson, Dexter Anderson. moved to Danbury, last Saturday, 185207 Middle BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Quartet of Sadie, Maud, Dexter and St., where he has purchased a place. - Perry Anderson, "Hark 1 Oh my Soul." Address by Rev C. G. Anderson; Prayer by Rev C. G. Anderson. RED NOSES. We Have A Furniture Hospital. A Beautiful of Gifts at Song, Sunday school Song of Praise. Array Holiday" We repair, and restore articles of Furniture that are the worse ' Do you suffer the embarrassment of tfor wear. Have you a Couch or chair that needs a new covering? Have you around an red some of Furniture that you wish to be restored? Have ar-ic- le Parker's Mr and Mrs Wilbur Fenn were carrying extremely antique piece you any Jewelry Store, nose? or are you tortured with a red, of Furniture that needs finishing? We have the facilities and the most guests, Christmas day, of and or pimply face? if so are workmen in the business. This is an No, 9 Arcade Bridgeport, Conn., Judge blotchy you skillful and tasteful exceptionally rood Mrs Burr Hollister. foolish to stand it long : it is the sim time to have the work done. We do it right and do it reasonable. All the Latest and Standard In plest and easiest thing in the world to Designs Mr and Mri E. ,W. Fenn and Mr and get rid of. No matter what might Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Cut Glass and Silverware, are sold Mrs Merrill Fenn were entertained at have been the cause, the following XT 1 1 1 , CL. "I T at the Lowest ConsistenCPrice. Christmas dinner by Mr and Mrs Ells- harmless and inexpensive treatment 06 remove in. mu., worth Fenn. will positively all traces of jDuujmigiiaiii kjv., FOB THE GENTLEMEN-Watch- es. Cuff. Links. Chains. Scarf Pins and man embarrassment in from two to Portieres, Lace Curtains, Couch Covers, etc., Other beautiful and useful your Gifts. Dea and Mrs Clarence Kettleton, four weeks. Get this ESTABLISHED 1842, i FOR THE LADY Watches. Locket and Chain, Belt Pins, Brooches. Blngs an prescription others too. Dea and Mrs J. Nettleton and Mr and filed at any Drug Store: Clearola one- - 177 - - - Pri half ounce, Ether one ounce, Alcohol, dtatt Street..' jjj Give Us A CalL Our Prices Goods Mrs Samuel Hollister and were and Are Sure to Please You. . family seven ounces. guests at Christmas dinner, Friday, Mix and apply to the parts affected of Mr and Mrs Willis Nettleton. as often as possible, but morning and to remain on Wilbur Fenn shut down hi? steam night anyway, allowing it as long as" possible, never less than ten saw mill near Clarence Nettleton's minutes, the longer the better, then Sale off film de- Special from till Monday morning. you can the powder Thursday wipe ' posited on the skin. :;- : v .. of : ... Trimmed Millinery You can get this put up at any Drug Store. Shingle, Brick, Lime, Cement and Sewer Pipe Special and Exclusive Do not fail to call at D. D. Smith's For any skin troubles this has no Designs. sporting goods store. He has a new equal. AT lot of guns, bunting coats, paints, vests and boots. Also a large variety of ammunition. Everything the hunter OASTORXAiTL. Vl- W. II.... OnrurM C. i hm m nm w E. HALLIGAN, could wish for. Remember the place Bean the - PLAITS, opposite Poli's Theater, 44 Fairfield Hawleyville, Conn. 989 Broad Street, Bridgeport, Connecticut. avenue, Bridgeport. The Newtown Bee ooeoooeoeo Nowtown, FrltUy. t iosooooooooooooesooooo Jnury W, Scott's W1SBINGT0R. NEWSY NOTES. Emulsion MIhi Ls'ich of Watertown, with her small niece has been wending few dyi with Mn flandall of Church Hill. of Cod Liver Oil h the means and wifa have been Artist Mowbray of life and enjoyment of life to In New York for part of Christmas week thousands: men, women and Mrs Van Sinderen entertained Mn children. Howard Van Sindorenof New York over Christmas. Mrs II. Van Sinderen When appetite fails, it restores is the daughter of the late Willia ro It. When food is a burden, it Macon, a well-know- n musician. lifts the burden. Fred Colby had a hort leave of ab m me. . mm e over aenre irom u. s. navy When you lose flesh, It brings Chriatmaa. Mra Carter and daughter. Helen. the plumpness of health. a part of her vacation in Bridge- spent When work Is hard and duty port. Mr Carter went to Bridgeport, Monday. is heavy, it makes life bright. GET YOUR Artist Faulkner gave a email uinai mas tree party for his two boys on It Is the thin edge of the wedtfe; Monday afternoon. The tree was light- the thick end is food. But ed by electricity and gave much pleas- what Is the use of food when ure to the little folks. hate it and can't digest it? Fred Brinsmade spent Saturday In you , New York. t Emulsion of Cod Liver Mr and Mrs Nicholas ITandt little Scott's daughter spent Christmas at C. U. Oil is the food that makes you Fenn's. forget your stomach. Miss Alma Rylandercame up from New York to spend the holdiayi with her parents. Send till advertisement, together with nam of paper in which It appear, your addreu and Plattsville. four cento to cover pottage, and w will tend you a "Complete Handy Atlas of the World."

IIOYDK.VS HILL. SCOTT & B0WN& 409 Pearl St, New York Mrs. Kdward Bunks, Mrs. C. A. Mis. Fred Jennings and about the but seriom still. Mra. Hll and spent Fame, quite Jennings daughter N. of Bridgeport last Tuesday with Mra. Martin George Ueardsley passed Christmas day with his parents Work Is still slowly progressing on here. L. A. Jennings' residence which when Mrs Sarah Cogswell visited John Ry-de- ll's done will be a very pleasant and com- family in Marbledale over Job Primtie modious residence. Christmas. Walter Oumbell of Bridgeport is Miss Eva Hoffman is passing her va- working for JJ. U. Sherwood. cation here from her duties as teacher of Bee It was In the last issue the in school Conn. mado to read that the 18th anniversa- at Canaan, Miss reached here ry of the Ladles' Club would bo ob- Josephine Caskey served In April instead of the 10th an- on Thursday evening of last week from niversary, which is correct. Detroit. Mich., to pass her school vaca- Clinton Sherwood is expected home tion here with her parents.' Thursday for the holidays. J. Milton Stillson is passing his a Lillian A., youngest daughter of Christmas vacation from college here Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Sherwood, has with his Z severe cold. parents. been afflicted with a Miss Ilia Hoffman and her1,two broth- ers, who do business in New Britain, were at their parents' home here over Brookfled. Christmas, till Sunday evening when all returned to New Britain again. Mr and Mrs C. E. Meeker, passed HARVESTING ICE CROP. Christmas in Torrington. Mrs Emily Wedge and daughter are James Lee began cutting Ice for at present visiting in Warren. his New Fairfield creamery last E. F. has the 10 He the Ice as 11 Brague been, past Monday. reports confined to his home illness. The 12 inches thick. days, by At and It is thought that about every crop The Country Whist club are to of tobacco in the vicinity of five miles meet with Miss Lulu Williams on Fri- of this village has been sold, and con- - ; day evening, Jan. 1st. siderable of it delivered to Marbledale Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Green and and New Milford. Representatives of family spent Christmas at their home the American Tobacco Co., were in the Center. the last Miss Jessie Henderson of New York among purchasers. spent Christmas with her aunt, Mrs. A. H. Taylor in Whisconier. With favorable weather the festi Southville. vals of both the Congregational and St. Paul's Sunday Schools were well CHRISTMAS VISITORS. attended and every thing passed off as pleasantly as could be desired. Christmas guests were H. Camp, The children were more than pleased Mrs M. Northrop, and son Henry, at with their and showed their ap- gifts Mr and Mrs C. A. E. Bo-s- preciation of what had been done for Northrop's, them by a large attendance last well of Bridgeport at D. Barnura's, Mrs Peirce of Danbury, and J. Wentsch Mr. and Mrs. Arthur or Brooklyn, spent Christmas at his old home in and family of Purchase, at Mrand W hisconier. Mrs A. Worden's. F. Carlson and W. J. Kellogg is quite poorly with a BEE OFFICE heart trouble, at the home of his sis- family were guests of friends in ter, Mrs. B. W. Griffin. . , Brookfield.

TOBACCO CROPS IN OBTUSE SOLD Nearly all the tobacco in Obtuse MISERY IX STOMACH. was sold last week to parties from New Milford. Why not start now today and for ever rid yourself of Stomach trouble and Indigestion? A dieted stomach East Kent. gets the blues and grumbles. Give it a good eat, then take Papes Diapep-si- n to start the digestive juices work- There will be no or SCHOOL RECORDS. ing. dyspepsia belching of Gas or eructations of un- Mrs. closed digested food; no feeling like a lump Virginia Barton the fall of in term Rock school 24. lead the stomach or heartburn, at the Dec. sick the term of 15 weeks headache and Dizziness, and your During the fol food will have been not ferment and poison your lowing pupils present every breath with nauseous odors. day: Wralter Barton, Flossie Richards, Pape's Diapepsin costs only 50 Jnet Richards, Heman Se?er, Lewis cents for Roscoe Charles a large case at any drug V Seger, Seger, Seger. store here, and will relieve the most The last week of school the child- obstinate case were a of Indigestion and Un ren given written spelling test set Stomach in five minutes. which consisted of words selected There is to from those studied. nothing better take previously Walter Gas from Stomach and cleanse Barton missed 2, Hattie Davis 3, He-m- the stomach and intestines, and besides, Seger 3, Flossie Richards 4, Jnet one will 4. triangule digest and prepare Richards for assimilation into the blood A is to be offered next term to all prize your food the same as a sound, each who spells every word correctly healthy stomach would do it. in test of 100 words. a similar When Diapepsin works your stom- ach rests gets itself in order, cdeans up and then you feel like eating NEW PRESTON. when you come to the table, and what you eat will do you good. Absolute relief from all Stomach REV J. E. HERMAN RESIGNS. Misery is waiting for you as soon as At the annual meeting of the Eccle- you decide to begin taking Diapepsin. Tell your siastical society at church nere on druggist that you want Pape's Diapepsin, because you want Monday of this week, the following to be thoroughly cured of officers were elceted for the year ensu- Indigestion. ing: Committee, Edward O. Sperry, Edward M. Taylor, Michael M. Shirk ; clerk and treasurer, Sherman Cogswell. OASTOniA.The Bean the Kind Vnij Hnvn Always tartf Rev J. E. Herman had previously Bee commit- The Co., handed his resignation to the Publishing tee, to take effect on April 1, 1909. The envelope system, which was adopted a year ago for the support of the gospel, is adopted fnr the coming year as the receipts ehow an increase ! in the treasury under the new system. Horses The finance seem to be in good shape and the salary of the pastor for the Newtown, Conn. coming year is assured thereby. Who will be the next to accept it? Horses! Durward E. Grannis moves his fam- ily, this week, from the cottage he has occupied at the foot of Lake Waramaug Big Auction Sale sn the home in the village now occu pied by his father and mother, who Saturday at 2 P. M., Rain or Shine will remain. Thus the house will be We have a few horses doubly by father and and good green that are occupied son, all climated and broke. We will clean up at by the present condition of the elder E. seems and tliatwlll arrive here after the New Year. J. Grannis, proper right. e nave neaa H. W. Beeman returned on ,j oi good Second Horses right here out of hard work and will be Isold for the Saturday evening from a trip to South high dollar We have a big shipment of New Carolina, where he had conveyed some and Second Hand Wagons and Buggies. Har- ness, Blankets, Botes. Whips-weryth- ing fish. Miss Mabel Holies cars of of that goes at this sale for the high dollar. him KrlTlir in nnirthlniT IT..,. tir m Bridgeport accompanied home. V I.ir.w.".'CWKU. ive will Mr and Mrs Harold Beeman passed get you the money for It. Christmas at Mrs Beeman's former Bring in anything you have to sell to th home at Cornwall Hollow. Leading Horse Mart of Connecticut. Dr Stephens and Frank Hallett placed an ice boat on the ice of Lake Waramaug. last week, for amusement Hamilton Bros., and recreation on windy days when the The Leadiug Horse Mart of Conn. doctor is permitted to ride in this man- 749 Water Street. Onrjoslte the Dam L. ner. Bridgeport E. D. Douglass and family passed Telephone 1138--4. Christmas and Saturday at A. B. in 182 and 184 George St., Hall's, Jr., Danbury. NEW Mrs F. S. Brown's condition remains HAVEN. 10 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1 1903

Fine Watch Notice! The Newtown Bee. llon't waste tlm. Don't come to town. Special write u what drug More goods aim and nnilli'liiiiii'i)ii need, Jewelry FUIMRHKD BY Just arrived carload of Fill. miry flour nut R. F. D. Service fit'dicarlokdof corn, crck corn and mm It will-brin- carload THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. iii ytlilnif from ns quickly. Liquids of uot toiikwd fiiml. Head th In bottle In urliioMj thev will plim ioii, When sent safely mulling tune. a widl a .1 1 1000, REPAIRING! uniilliy prli'tt I. couiiltrtl we are Newtown, Conn., Friday, miliary , able to'Nland tli timiM of comix-tillu- I'HUlMir Hi hi r. u5o 'per hhl.t winner Hour the middling. t l'r loin W, niidds, :ii.W pur ALLISON P.8MITH. English, Druggist. inn! g loin mi-ii- AND KDITOR gluten, iht foitoiiMi( PKMIDIIK? BETHEL, CONN. tet per tout fancy tiiiilftuM-i- t fid, per ton. IRTHnU J. SMITH. Carload whiii to arrive. Place your order mmummmmmmnmmmm Bkchitary. Trmcrh, In .advNiicH a. MliU Is l he 11 pnipokiiioii AND HDMNW1 MAMAOKIt, cvurnifcrcd to Die iiulillc for a good result. f The liest of maicrlal I uwd to iiiuim tint HENKY M. 81CITH, FETABIISHMENT FOR PltMIPWlI ARB combination, Tlio'it that lmv not, tried It VICI JE.WCV.RV. would noon convinced GlMKAL AuMHr. , hccoiiit) after giving it For Sale 'IttrWWN &r BRinstrtJRT, QjNIt a triul. Keiuemlier we have inieriiatliuial Stock food In palls and packagcNj alao Kow Om liny horse, chunky build, weight about hiirc. Ask ihenlamlard buyer it our slum Mr HIi Month. SO If I Irl.t5ft Ymf, ftOnU HCiO; rnniU years; extra good worker, anil t he sailsiled to admit we are giving him a OeuU fur tour Mootha. Star 0nt Uopy, frcu driver: no tricks, Address L, H, I'Mter Huiifiirdenl. Villi will noon ascertuiil tlm Overcoats mm. 4 Wlnileld East Conn. amount of IiuhIiuwm we're doing. Wo simply Street, Norwalk, ask for only one share of your trade. WASTF.D A reliable family horse, weight low. Address, giving full deserlpt-Io- n Shirts! 4. ami price. II. Uuwlcy & Co., Htepney, Ct.

' Aui'inTirmo Rath t WANTED A married man on a farm. '''' sober and well recommended. I have some A. S. Edwards and Jw lmo 3mo 6mo yew WageSI," per month, with other privilege 8.00 8.0(1 A wl' 1 i O.'.B 1.00 rliuih'i' for advancement for a good man fine Flannel Shirts, Blue and Ct. t inch 1.00 l.M t)t.' 6.00 10.00 Apply to M. Delohcry, Gj Main St., Daubury, Phone iixm Stepney Depot, 2 Inch-- 00 4.00 7.00 10.00 18.00 Conn. Come before they are 3 inches 2.50 6.00 1500 85.00 Gray. i Indies 8,00 6.01) 12.00 1N.00 80.00 won SALE A fl cow. Now all 24.00 40.00 Jersey gone. TXiIt SALE 1 red cow 4 column 4.00 8.00 H,00 milch: 5 years old. Joe liuzzcr, Jockey due now, big milk jr. Suits 10.00 20.00 SH.00 48.00 x all 2 8 column 6.00 Hollow, Monroe, Conn. right: yearling 'lioifers; young pigs. column 8.00 12.00 24.00 86.09 80.00 L. C. It. T. Patterson. Mile II 111, Newtown, Conn. 8.08 IB.on 32.00 4H.O0 80.00 MORRIS, M column BALE-Ca- sh 811.09 iii.OO 80.00 100.00 WOK Resistor. Safe. Rord Cart, 1 Jfi 00 POH BALE-T- wo three-year-o- ld hclf-- L column llOhTlcN, Farm Wuuon, flows, Mowlnif Ct. fresh Newtown, ersj one prize winner yearling boar, and for Machine, and many oilier farmlmr Imple- II and utensils. & Mnllelte, White Chester pigs, extra line ments SpnlTord 11. 11 IHH ones. 0, awes, (iaylordsvllle, Conn. Reading no'ic. owler type. 10b l!n. Attorneys, Uroad Ht Mridiroport, Conn. QniaiJ Dom.A'e;. U. lc a wu'tf ier week. A PALE A now ono-lior- si farm wairon. TX)R SALE power upright boiler F)I mod (ono. lieel'uu. Co., Newtown, In good 'condition. No reasonable olfer Wanted. refused. Nichols Men and Circulation' Conn. Uudcrwear Corporation, New Milford. Conn. AND LAUNDRESS WANTED-Sul- t-v to know that 1. 600 poOK Everybody January mi alilo compensation for eoniiiotent licit). WANTED A few more girls on sewing ma-- " 342 their money's worth when chines. Work 4350 Dr U.K. lirownloe, Main tit., Danlmry, they get light and easy. Paid boys. Last week. Conn, at while learning. Nichols Underwear Corpo- trading ration. New Milford, Conn. VOll SALE Pawdust. cord wood and slabs: P also lots of posts and hardwood lumber Barnum fJOOD MILK and 'tobacco farm, Litchfield If for wuson worn. Address Uonnett& Mead, Bros., County. near'Uallway station, to let on you Easton. llrancnvuie, conn. Shepard's Old Stand, Dodglngtown. shares to competent married farmer. ss 411 Old South Building, Boston, Mass, A team them MRS DEBORAH SILLIMAN. JHOR8ALE of gray horses, woltrht get Honest, uood.Jt rue team. Ad- TXR SALE Pneumatic tire runabout bug-- A dress Mr McDermott, Blanket Meadow, Eas- gy in fine condition, Price low. John C. Deborah who 1411-- 12. Mrs Staples Silliman, ton, Conn. Tel H. H. BURLISON, D.V.S., ! anion, Westport, Conn. Route 12. here for the past four weeks had been fail ing lapidly, passed away jpeaceiuiiy at CEVERAL CIIOICE Plymouth Rock Cock-- Well Equipped XpOR SALE Pair grade Devon home of her .Frederick ends, line color, shape and size, best blood, steers, thoroughly broke, nicely matched. are the grandson, Worth K21.50! nice they De- 2.00 each. "Quick." C. E. Osborne, Stepney. Veterinary Hospital, workers. Selling because E. Silliman, on Monday evening, have no use for them. Fred B. Banks, Wes- All cember 28, at the advanced age of 108 Cor. Knowlton & Arctic Sts., ton, Conn. Right years, 10 months and seven days. She Eggs for Hatching. Bridgeport. in this state and 593. SALE Pair Devon oxen. was the oldest person Gowell's strain Plymouth Rock and Blanch' Telephone is oldest in New thoroughly broke and nicely matched. both as to thought the person ai d's White Leghorns. Both good layers and Will work anywhere, F. Harold Burritt, England. Mrs Silliman retained ail table fowl. Ekks by the settinuor hundred.at Weston, Conn. P. 0. Westport, Route 13. a wonderful un- low prices. Address David S. Mead, Box her faculties to degree Brancliville, Conn. IVES & T?OR SALE One Fit a TIKIOB, CO., Bay horse chunkoy build til about tne last. A little over year weight 1050. 8 years: extra good worker, ago her limbs became so weak she had bethel, conn. and a free driver; no tricks. Address L. S. house Notice. Patterson 4 Winfleld street, East Norwalk, and Price. not been able to walk about her Conn. since, but was able to be up and drawn Roxbury, Conn., Dec. 29, 1!X)8. Electrical Contractoes After 1st the Probate Office in Rox- about in a chair and until about two January TOR SALE Two bury will be open for business on Wednesdays Electrical work In all its branches cows and a fine Jersey years ago could read without the use of each week. EDWARD W. PKESTON. bull, all three for $45; short of hay. A. and the W. of glasses and her hearing for the past iJudge. carefully promptly attended to. George Wakeley farm, H Kothe.6 . Shoes for not as House wiring a forth, hettletown. three or four years was quite Girls to operate sewinsr ma--" specialty. otherwise TyANTEH Electrical supplies. acute as formerly, but her chines on corset work. Those !who have TfOR SALE One shingle mill; one planer: faculties were about to the run foot power machines at home can readily Telephone No. 561-- 5. one lath saw, all In first class condition. perfect work. hours can be ar- Everybody. and she had a wonderful learn the Special James H, Dodd, New Milford, Conn. last, memory ranged lor any wishing to commute. Apply and could te !1 inci- in to main office many interesting by letter or person SALE-T-wo herd The Warner Bros. Co., FOR good pups, dents of her girlhood days, when cross. Should early Bridgeport, Conn. make fine farm dogs. our country was young. She attributed S3 each; also one unbroken setter, two years Besse her long life to her simple mode of Wanted. old, $3. M. F. Hawley, Southford, Conn. P. and it is no trouble to O. Southbury, K. D. 3. life, never having joined in the rush bottom prices A and bustle of life. She never Remember good sawyer for a portable city deliver your goods. the POR SALE. RENT OR EXCHANGE Prop- - rode on the steam cars or trolley and mill. One familiar with a Saiqhai place. The Cheap Cash Grocery Store erty of every description. Dwellings, System the horse and carriage was swift mill preferred. Business, Manufacturing. --Farms of all enough for her. although about two Robert Staines, proprietor. kinds. State your wants. It will cost you Copyright, L. to list your property. You have for 17 she took a ride in an auto who JOHN MITCHELL, nothing 1908, by years ago Mrs Robert Staines, was ill, disposal no contracts to sign, no law suits to friends from which South Britain. follow. . J. Real Estate Ex- Store. with Bridgeport, last week, and was under the care of J Brophey's L, ADLER she much enjoyed. She had always change, 64 Grand St., Danbury, Conn, is now able about BROS. & CO. eaten simple food and never used in- Dr Hill, to be again. toxicating" liquors of any kind and al- The scholars of Prof Prendergrast's took of out door exercise. ways plenty schools will a reception Dr Seth .Hill of Tashua was Jthe att- dancing give at Jan ending physician and was often sur- Hadley's hall, Friday evening, v for Business. prised at her wonderful vitality and re- uary 1, 1909, froril 6 to 8 o'clock lor Bridgeport ; Mrs Sillimanwas cuperative power. the children. Refreshments will be If you are looking for a business of any kind, a nice home or investment born in Greenfield Hill, 21, Febrnary served from 8 to 9 o'clock and fromJ9J this is the and now is the time. I have a very fine proposiiion near what is known now as Wil- property, place 1800, in the of and meat business. CASH and no delivering. If son's and was a descendant from to 12 o'clock will be reception for the way grocery you Mills, want to step into a good thing write to a noted Colonial family, as was also older scholars. her late husband, Nathaniel Silliman, Q. W. COGGSWELX, who died many years ago. Soon after her marriage, when she was 23 years New Milford. 1094 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. of age, tfcey moved to Easton, where she has since lived, never having been My store will be open until 8,30 more than five- - miles from her home, each day except Saturday, when the and for the 'past few years she has hour ot closing will be 10 p. m. . ftridgeportj Conn. made hr home with her grandson, R. Green. Frederick E. Silliman, where loving hands had done all they could for her and Mrs Silliman had Library Supplies for 1909. Keeping a di- comfort happiness. ary has often proved of unexpected import- two children, a son and daughter, both ance. Cases arefreanent where the mere O L LA N down of a sentence has prevented il lived to middle life but jolting 'S of whon passed her She is later perplexing complicftions. To! some on before many years ago. nersorifc a diary is invaluable. Beein the survived by two grandchildren, Fred- New Year right. At the P. O. News Store erick E. Silliman and Miss Maud Silli- a full line of diaries, blank bocks, etc. man, one great granddaughter, Miss FINE BOOTS FOR WOMEN. of Mr and Mary Silliman, daughter The Newtown Savings Bank has just Mrs Frederick E. Silliman also two received another lot ' of those silver Howard and Charles great grandsons, nickle savings banks which are fur- of Town Clerk Silliman. sons the late nished free to savings depositors on who his life Charles Silliman, lost opening an account of one dollar or Burt's Shoes was two or . i when his house burned, more. It will help you to save. See three and one great years ago, great their "ad" in another column of this -- who lives headed the list of women's fine shoes for 48 Oth- - grandson, John Macnie, Jr., The bank has gained over Have years. in west. The was paper. the funeral largely $20,000 in deposits since October l.and er leading makes are the , from home of grand- attended the her now has over $963,000 deposits. E. on Thurs AT LIBRARY CORNER. son Frederick Silliman, day afternoon, December 31, at 2.30, Rev A. Locke, pastor of the Baptist "Had dyspepsia or indigestion for Dorothy Dodd church officiating, of whichjthejdeceased years. No appetite, and what I did eat was a life long and faithlul member, distressed me terribly. Burdock Blood AND THE who a tribute to her mem- - Bitters cured me." J. H. Walker, gave loving " Sunbury, Ohio. ory - Rochester MadeShoes. Long Hill Boys' Highest grade leather, superior workmanship, symmetri-- , Clothing boots. cal and advanced characterize these Mrs Samuel P. Clark appeared under XILLthi COUCH I shape, styles, SPECIALLY PRICED. her stage name, "Lillie Hall," on wd CURE the LUNCSl Monday, December 21, at the Lyric New in "The Blue Now have time to think about Boys' Theatre, York, that you your Mouse," one of New York's great suc- WITH K is with this is. sngs Clothes again the economy that coupled cesses. W. K. news will not be unwelcome. La- The entertainment held by the Ml MOLLAN, Boys' Winter Suits and Overcoats -s-tylishly and dies' Aid of the Methodist church the tm scovery first of December netted them m PRICE 1026 Main St., Bridgeport. serviceably put together at these marked savings. part aiIAiinue s $36.00 and wasa success in every run ZXrkP9L D Trial Bottle Free of best at these way. 0 O S Approved syles the makes, genuine AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. Peter H. Lynch spent Christmas i Express Paid one way on Purchases of $3.00. reductions: day in Newtown withjhis parents, Mr GUARANTEED SATISFACIOBYl and Mrs Patrick OB 2I01JEY REFUNDED. Stylish Double Breasted Suits with Knickerbocker Lynch. Pants. Ku3sian and Sailor Suits with Bloomer Pants. Mr and Mrs Horace Wedge, Jr., spent the Christmas holidays here, the guests of Mr and Mrs Horace $8.00 values, $5.50 Wedge, Sr. $6.50 values, $4.50 Another car of Christian .flour just $5.00 values, $3.50 arrived special low prices at the car. Large fancy prunes, three pounds for Boys' Overcoats that were $5, $6.50 and $8.50 25c; nice evaporated peaches, two The best way to get three now $3.50, $4.50 and $6.50. Big savings in Men's pounds for 25c ; early.June peas, what you want, or to cans for 25c ; new stock Red Mill tea get rid of what you Suits. and cooffee, no better on the market, don't want, Is to use a piece of decorated china Jwith each The Bee's advertising package. The Long hill Store, W. N. columns. try the Hurd, proprietor. - sm dl" ads : ic a one 1909 will be a happy New Year if word, week. JOHN 51 BRIDGEPORT. CONN. jpMAW? you do your trading at our store and Ji we shall continue as we have in the past to give our customers the best goods the market affords in groceries, teas, coffee, feed and grain at rock